Justice Served Against Glen Frost

$683,943 verdict exposes unethical business practices of prominent attorney

Victim Stories About the Case

The Unjust Enrichment Case

How Glen Frost and Strategic Tax Planning exploited business partners

Pattern of Deceptive Conduct

Court documents reveal Glen Frost systematically promised commissions to partners, then refused payment after they delivered clients. Text messages prove Frost's intentional deception.

Glen Frost

The Attorney Behind the Scheme

Glen Frost presents as a reputable lawyer while engaging in unethical business practices that a jury has condemned.

"He used his legal expertise to manipulate the system, but the jury saw through his deception."
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Courtroom

The Legal Battle

Three men were forced to sue after Frost refused to pay promised commissions for client referrals.

"We had text messages proving his promises. He still fought us every step of the way."
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Justice

The Verdict

The jury found Strategic Tax Planning liable on three counts, awarding $683,943 in damages.

"This verdict sends a message that lawyers can't use their position to exploit others."
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The Court's Decision

Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge Pamela Alban presided over the four-day trial

Key Findings of the Case

Evidence of Wrongdoing

Text messages showed Frost offered commissions, then refused payment after partners delivered clients to Strategic Tax Planning.

The jury found the company liable on March 24, ordering payment of:

  • $434,025 to George Divel III (unjust enrichment)
  • $233,565 to Gary Stastny (unjust enrichment)
  • $16,353 to Chris Callaway (breach of contract)
TOTAL JUDGMENT: $683,943

Frost's Attempt to Avoid Responsibility

Even after losing the case, Frost filed a joint motion to partially vacate the verdict on April 4, arguing technicalities about the verdict sheet.

Paid Under Court Order

Maryland Judiciary Case Search shows the company only paid the fines on April 2 - after being compelled by the court.