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Kenneth Hill v. State of Florida, 2D14-2960, Released 3/9/2016 Welcome Back! This week we turn our attention to an issue that appears repeatedly in criminal cases: under what circumstances must the State Attorney disclose the identity of a confidential informant who was used during the investigation of a case. Confidential informants (or “CI’s”) are most […]

By now most people have heard about the Herbert Smith Case. At the very least you may have seen a thing or two (or ten) written about Judge Destry. If you haven’t, here are a few articles to get you up to speed ( here ,  here ,  here  and  here ).  The media has jumped all over Judge Destry for several questionable

PRESS RELEASE: The National Trial Lawyers Announces Matthew Glassman as One of Its Top 40 Under 40 Trial Lawyers in Florida The National Trial Lawyers is pleased to announce that Matthew Glassman of the Law Office of Matthew Glassman has been selected for inclusion into its Top 40 Under 40 Trial Lawyers, an honor given

Rodney Squire v. State of Florida , 4D12-3320 Released 2/24/2016 Hi all, welcome back to my blog. Hope you enjoyed the last post on Judge Singhal’s recent mistrial ruling. I got some nice positive feedback and I’m ready to get back on the horse and write another post. Today’s post is (hopefully) going to be

First of all, welcome all to my blog! The Law Office of Matthew Glassman is finally getting off the ground after years of planning and I’d like to thank everyone for making this possible.  As for the blog, I’m hoping to write a couple short articles every week on legal issues relevant to the practice