Michael G. Glass

On March 8, 2024, I spoke with Mr. Glass regarding a potential medical malpractice case related to my mother's care at Maimonides Medical Center. The incident in question occurred in December 2021. Initially, Mr. Glass explained that the case might fall under wrongful death, which has a two-year statute of limitations. However, he also mentioned that he could focus on pain and suffering, which might shift the case to medical malpractice and extend the statute of limitations to two and a half years. Unfortunately, he also mentioned that he would not stop working on his other cases for this case and, ultimately, decided that he would not be able to take it on. While I understand that every case has its limitations, I felt the tone of our conversation was less compassionate than I had hoped for, especially considering the emotional nature of my situation. Since my mother's passing, I have been grieving deeply, and seeking legal counsel has been an emotionally challenging process for me. I had hoped for a more supportive and understanding approach, as this is my first time navigating such a difficult legal journey. I sincerely hope that, in the future, Mr. Glass and others in similar positions can approach grieving individuals with greater empathy, recognizing that those of us in such circumstances are trying to learn an entirely new process while still coping with our loss.

I was in an accident at a construction site that left me with terrible injuries which ended my career. Another lawyer suggested I should hire Mike Glass to represent me. I did and we fought a long battle against some big corporate defendants which finally ended today. There is a confidential settlement agreement, so I cannot talk about that, except to say that "it was resolved to my satisfaction." I can tell you, however, the best advice I received was to hire Mike Glass. He and his legal assistant, Paula, were with me through every crisis I had over the last four years and they never stopped fighting for me. They were always available and offered guidance, and the firm spent whatever money was necessary to hire the best experts to prove my case. I give them 5 stars.

The ladies in the office are as pleasant on the phone as they are in person. Mr. Rappaport was caring and considerate. He really listened to what I was saying. He also didn't ask me to get my medical records like some attorney offices had. Though I did have them because of another office asked me to get them and I was not happy with that. From past experiences I knew it was the attorney's responsibility to get them, which, Mr. Rappaport agreed. Just for that, something so minimal, I decided to use this firm for my case because it's the little things that count. Respectfully, Dawn Costanzo.

Yes, Michael Glass is professional, but he is also caring. He kept in touch throughout the case. He resolved my case to everyone's satisfaction in record time. I would recommend him in a heartbeat.

I highly recommend Michael Glass. I have referred many friends to Mr Glass, based on his knowledge of the Law, his professionalism, and sensitivity to personal matters. The office staff is friendly, and very professional as well.