Glynn and Abe: Recent Episodes
Glynn Gilcrease
Glynn Gilcrease of Law Office of Glynn Gilcrease talks about many subjects from his experience as a lawyer to his time spent speaking as a Lincoln Lookalike.
In these crazy times, it is important to be kind to eachother. For Glynn that is through Encouragement. Join us as Glynn talks about the courage it takes to be encouraging.
For most of us, going to a court room never happens. We might be called for Jury here in the United States but hopefully never have to be part of the process. Because of this Glynn, shares his 48 years of experience of being a Trial Lawyer to let us know what it is like in the court room. Topics such as what to expect, how the jury is chosen and how things have changed over time.
Confused as to what tier levels are in terms of your civil case. Introduced into Arizona in 2018, Three Tiers were created to divide cases based on their level of difficulty for resolution. On todays episode, Glynn guides us through these procedures and why it is important to you and your case.
Today, Glynn talks about what is all involved in "Damages" when you are personally injured. Many people think about the hospital bills and other physical costs but there is so much more that you deserved to be paid for.
In this episode, Glynn and Anthony talk about Tempe, Arizona. Glynn moved here soon after college and never left. He talks about the changes to his profession and the area through the years.
Glynn and Anthony talk about what life was like during the Lincoln Era. We talk on subjects such as culture, rebuilding after the Civil War, and Slavery. Join us as we navigate some of the tough subjects then and still today.
Glynn and Anthony talk about Glynn's 50 years of experience. We touch on a few different decades in law as well as the outlook in the future.
Glynn and Anthony talk about their trips to Gettysburg, what it felt like, and the importance of learning from the past.
Glynn and I go over the first steps in what to do when you get in a car crash. Great information to listen to before you need it!
Glynn talks about his time as a Marine and what it taught him about life. We also talk about Toys for Tots which was started by the Marines many years ago! Enjoy this awesome episode!
From the perspective, of someone that was on the board, chair, or assisted with the Boys and Girls Club since the 70s verse on the very students that went through the program during his time as chair. Glynn and myself talk about the changes that have happened over 50 years and our personal experience with the program. For context, I was in the program during the lates 90s and early 2000s.
Glynn and myself, Anthony, talk about the differences in experiencing 9/11 from the age of 7 and the age of 56. This is one of those that you do not want to miss.
With over 40 years of experience, Glynn has learned a thing or two while fighting for his clients in the court room. Many lessons in fact but 4 that seemed just right to talk about today.
Glynn goes over some books that have affected him over the years. This will be the first time we visit this topic and most certainly not the last!
Glynn provides verbage from Abe Lincoln as the what the government is supposed to do for the people.
Glynn goes into key steps needed to get through Adversity. Part of that process is once again asking ourselves, "What Would Lincoln Do?"
Glynn Gilcrease dives into Abraham Lincoln and his words on how to treat our enemy. We all need to remember that kindness does matter.
Most people know Lincoln as a President of the United States. He was in fact a lawyer for many years as well!
Glynn goes over what an individual should wear and best practices on how someone should act during there Personal Injury or Wrongful Death case.
Glynn talks about Abraham Lincoln's patience in this episode and how we should all look to Lincoln for inspiration on how to communicate with others.
Life is ever changing. In 46 years of law practice, Glynn has seen quite a bit of change. One thing has not.
As part of the What Would Lincoln Do series, this was the first piece recorded years ago.