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Transportation - Automobile
In 2010, Mr. Glas served as lead trial counsel for a national insurance company in the personal injury action entitled
Grisoli v. Bradley, et al
, No. 03-17025, Division M. Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans, LA. During the (damages only) jury trial, Mr. Glas successfully defended the excess insurer against claims the car accident caused severe brain damage and a cervical spine injury. Mr. Glas cross-examined the plaintiff, who voluntarily dismissed her claims on the fifth day of trial, requiring only that the excess insurer waive costs.
In 2009, Mr. Glas served as lead trial counsel for a national insurance company in the personal injury action entitled
Craige v. Grundmann, et al,
No. 06-12739, Division H, Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans, LA. During the (damages only) jury trial, Mr. Glas defended the insured against claims the car accident caused plaintiff's paralysis. The trial ended with a hung jury (7-5), with the jurors unable to agree on whether paralysis was cased by trauma or by an unrelated medical condition.