Ms. Glick has resolved a number of substantive commercial and employment disputes. Below are some representative cases she has mediated

• Securities broker nationwide class action sexual harassment lawsuits
• Venture capital and angel investments
• Derivative and other financial instrument disputes
• Executive compensation and stock option exercise
• EEOC gender, pregnancy, ethnic, disability, discrimination
• Wage and hour individual and class actions
• Partnership dissolutions
• Minority shareholder stock valuation
• Real estate issues involving partitions, constructive eviction and disclosure
• Construction defects and development
• Commercial landlord/tenant leases
• Trust and estate disputes between sibling heirs
• Conflicting stock option exercise procedures
• Failed promissory notes
• Breach of sales agreement
• National sports franchise employment dispute
• Software developer/video game publisher contract interpretation
• Distribution of proceeds from recovered art
• Trademark disputes in apparel industry
• Wrongful termination, sexual orientation and harassment discrimination
• Jewelry valuation dispute
• Breach of fiduciary and fraud claims against investment management firms

She has arbitrated disputes involving

• Medical malpractice wrongful death, surgical negligence, failure to diagnose
• Breach of multi-million dollar telecommunications contract
• Interpretation of buy-out provision
• Misrepresentation, fraud and breach of fiduciary duties in investments
• Breach of settlement agreement
• Misappropriation of corporate funds
• Rescission of merger and acquisition agreement
• Employment/ recruiting with non-compete agreement
• Broker/dealer failure to execute trades
• Failure to perform under commercial contract
• Labor/management issues of termination, discipline, insubordination, contract interpretation and drug use in public and private sector.
• Trademark license disputes
• Breach of agreement for optical component joint venture and sales
• Physician and corporate partnership dissolution
• Partnership dispute between majority and minority shareholders
• Real estate allocation of proceeds and liabilities

References available upon request