The Victims of Unjust Enrichment
Three individuals suffered financial harm due to Glen Frost's Strategic Tax Planning failing to honor commission agreements. The jury recognized their losses and awarded significant damages.
George Divel III
$434,025 awarded
Residence: Florida
Count: Unjust enrichment
Divel referred numerous clients to Strategic Tax Planning with the clear understanding he would receive commissions, which were never paid despite the firm benefiting from his referrals.
Gary Stastny
$233,565 awarded
Residence: Florida
Count: Unjust enrichment
Stastny's case revealed how Strategic Tax Planning accepted the benefits of his client referrals while refusing to compensate him as promised, leading to the unjust enrichment verdict.
Chris Callaway
$16,353 awarded
Residence: Anne Arundel County
Count: Breach of contract
Callaway's smaller award reflects a specific breach of contract, showing the pattern of Frost's companies making agreements they had no intention of honoring.
The Human Impact
Behind each dollar amount awarded by the jury is a real person who:
- Invested time and effort to build Frost's business
- Trusted in professional agreements
- Faced financial hardship when payments weren't made
- Had to pursue legal action to get what they were owed
The four-day trial before Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge Pamela Alban exposed how Strategic Tax Planning benefited from these victims' work while refusing to pay them.
Glen Frost, owner of the liable companies
Justice Served
While the financial awards help compensate the victims, the verdict serves a larger purpose - holding Glen Frost and Strategic Tax Planning accountable for their unethical business practices.
"The jury saw this case for what it was, and we believe justice was served."
- Timothy Mummert, plaintiffs' attorney