Expanding the concept and scope of civil rights representation, Mr. Glass seeks to vindicate the quality of life of his clients. Whether such rights are expressed in the defense against corporate or governmental intrusion, to promote being free from domestic or environmental abuse, exerting one’s right to be released from external pressures from those who abuse their power, Mr. Glass’s commitment to the notion of civil rights continues to inform both his legal practice and his eleemosynary activities.

In short, Mr. Glass believes that “you shall not side with the great against the powerless. […] For what you do to them you do to me.” – Attributed to U.K. Barrister Sir Edward Carson while defending then 15-year old George Archer-Shee against H.R.M.’s Admiralty in 1910.