Carly R. Glaser was born and raised in New City, New York. Carly’s passion for the legal field began in high school while taking a Business Law class offered through a local college. She grew up as a competitive student-athlete, which lead her to play Division 1 Women’s Soccer at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. She further pursued her interest in law by majoring in Legal Studies with a minor in Psychology. Carly graduated magna cum laude a semester early and received a Scholar-Athlete Award all four years of being a collegiate athlete. In her senior year, Carly clerked for the Medical Malpractice Group of a respected defense firm in New Haven, Connecticut and went on to work for them in a research capacity after her winter graduation.
Carly then moved to Tallahassee, Florida to attend Florida State University College of Law. The summer after her 1L year, she clerked at a plaintiff’s firm in Delray Beach focusing on personal injury and medical malpractice cases. The next summer, she was in an associate program at a defense firm in Fort Lauderdale working on a variety of cases from premises liability to medical malpractice to business litigation. Carly joined the Osborne & Francis team in the Fall of her 3L year and has enjoyed learning the intricacies of mass tort and medical device litigation. She graduated from Florida State University College of Law in April 2021 and recently passed the Florida Bar.
In her free time, Carly enjoys staying active by playing in soccer and softball leagues, spending time with family, and enjoying the Florida sunshine!
Settlement on behalf of our client who did not receive timely medication in the Emergency Department to treat an evolving stroke, which left him with permanent injuries and neurologic deficits. The doctors and nurses involved failed to correctly diagnose his true condition and failed to administer clot-busting medication in a timely manner.
The claim was amicably resolved with all medical providers and their insurance companies prior to a lawsuit being filed.
Our 67-year-old client faced serious complications following hernia repair surgery. During recovery, he needed breathing and oxygen support. However, the physician chose an inappropriate method of respiratory support, opting for a mask with forced airway pressure instead of intubation. This misstep resulted in a tear in the client's esophagus, which the surgery had already weakened. Consequently, our client suffered catastrophic health issues, underwent additional surgery, and fortunately survived.
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