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Glenn W. Cunningham

The Law Offices of Glenn W. Cunningham
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Glenn W. Cunningham
The Law Offices of Glenn W. Cunningham
San Antonio,
 TX

For over 30 years, Glenn W. Cunningham has devoted his practice to his mission of Making Health Care Safer – One Case at a Time.™ Glenn is an experienced trial lawyer, with the legal expertise and passion to help victims and their families secure justice in cases involving medical malpractice and nursing home abuse and neglect.

Success:

Glenn W. Cunningham has distinguished himself as a trial lawyer. He has achieved verdicts and settlements totaling tens of millions of dollars; results that not only provide relief for victims and their families, but deter future unacceptable behavior.

Glenn W. Cunningham credits much of his success as a trial lawyer to the 10 years that he spent as a defense attorney. During the years that Glenn defended doctors and hospitals, he learned the ins-and-outs of the health care system, the tricks that doctors, hospitals and their lawyers use to defend meritorious claims, where hospitals hide documents and relevant records, and how healthcare professionals cover for each other. Glenn utilizes this "inside " knowledge to advantage when prosecuting healthcare professionals for their negligence.

Professional Recognition:

Glenn is honored to serve in leadership positions of fine organizations that fight daily to protect the rights of Texans to access the courthouse to secure justice. Glenn is on the Executive Committee of The National Trial Lawyers, is a Past President of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, and a Past President of the San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association.

Honors and Awards:

Top 50 Super Lawyers in Central and West Texas, 2017 – 2018

Texas Super Lawyer, 2009 – Present

Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Texas, The National Trial Lawyers, 2011 – Present

Best Lawyers of San Antonio – Medical Malpractice, 2012 – Present, S.A. Scene

Membership Excellence Award, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2009

“AV” Preeminent Rated, Martindale-Hubbell, since 2000

Superb “10.0” Rated, Avvo

Education:

Baylor University School of Law, J.D. - 1990

Honors: Baylor Law Review, Managing Editor

Honors: Dean's List

Honors: John C. Gabbert, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Honors: Judge James R. Jenkins Memorial Scholarship

Honors: Hilton E. Howell Memorial Scholarship

Honors: American Jurisprudence Award in Practice Court

Honors: Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity

Honors: SBA Board of Governors

Honors: 1 L Class President

University of Texas at Austin, B.A. - 1984

Major: Psychology

 

Speeches, Presentations & Articles:

Glenn W. Cunningham has distinguished himself as a prolific speaker and author, in addition to being a talented trial lawyer. Beginning as a student at Baylor Law School, where he was the Managing Editor of the Baylor Law Review, and continuing to the present, Glenn is a frequent lecturer at statewide conferences and has published papers and articles on relevant legal topics.

  • Course Director and Moderator, State Bar of Texas 29th Annual Medical Torts Course, 2023. 
  • “Med Mal Pearls and Pitfalls,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association Annual Conference, 2021.
  • “Assessing and Proving Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases,” University of Texas School of Law CLE, The Car Crash Seminar, 2021.
  • “Preface: The Crisis That Was Created,” Texas Tech Law Review Vol. 51, Book 4 (2019).
  • “Seven Take Aways of the Texas Tech Law Review Project,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association Annual Conference, 2019.
  • “Health Care Liability Update,” State Bar of Texas 35th Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, San Antonio, 2019.
  • “Medical Torts Update and Retrospective,” El Paso County Trial Lawyers Association CLE, 2019.
  • “Medical Torts Update and Retrospective,” Soaking Up Some CLE 2019, A South Texas Litigation Course, State Bar of Texas, 2019.
  • “Ethical and Effective Marketing,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association Annual Conference, 2018.
  • “When Personal Injury Settlements Meet Special Needs Planning,” University of Texas School of Law CLE, 2018.
  • “Avoiding a Grievance/Malpractice: When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy!” El Paso County Trial Lawyers Association CLE, 2018.
  • Faculty, Texas Advocacy College of Texas, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2018.
  • “Avoiding a Grievance/Malpractice: When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy!” South Plains Trial Lawyers Association CLE Luncheon, 2018.
  • “Avoiding a Grievance/Malpractice: When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy!” San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association CLE Luncheon, 2017.
  • “Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases: An Evolving Standard,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association Car Wreck Seminar, 2017.
  • “Avoiding a Grievance/Malpractice: When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy!” Permian Basin Trial Lawyers Association CLE, 2017.
  • “Legislative Update,” El Paso County Trial Lawyers Association CLE, 2017.
  • “Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases: An Evolutionary Tale,” Permian Basin Trial Lawyers Association CLE, 2016.
  • “Arbitration – Tips and Traps from the Plaintiff’s Perspective,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 27th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2016.
  • Faculty, Texas Advocacy College of Texas, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2016.
  • “Arbitration Trends,” State Bar of Texas 23rd Annual Advanced Medical Torts Course, 2016.
  • “Capped Med Mal Cases – Tribulations, Traps & Tips,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 26th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2015.
  • “Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases: An Evolutionary Tale,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association Midyear CLE Seminar, 2015.
  • Faculty, Texas Advocacy College of Texas, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2014.
  • “Avoiding a Grievance/Malpractice: When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy!” San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association CLE Luncheon, 2013.
  • “Does a Medical Malpractice Practice Still Exist in Texas?,” St. Mary’s Law School Student Chapter of the American Association of Justice, 2013.
  • “Chapter 74 Reports: You Might Not Need the Kitchen Sink Anymore,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 24th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2013.
  • “Recent Med Mal Cases 2012: The Good, Bad and Really Ugly,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 23rd Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2012.
  • Faculty, Texas Advocacy College of Texas, Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 2012.
  • “Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases,” South Plains Trial Lawyer Association CLE Luncheon, 2012.
  • “Top Ten Things a P.I. Lawyer Can Learn from a Med Mal Attorney,” San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association Real World C.L.E., 2011.
  • “The Carreras Trap and Stockton Excuse,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 22nd Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2011.
  • “Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association Road Rules San Antonio – A Crash Course, 2011.
  • “Developing Case Theme and Theory,” Texas Medical Board Trial Skills Course, 2011.
  • “Proving Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases,” San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association 4th Annual ‘Real World’ C.L.E., 2010.
  • Avoiding a Grievance/Malpractice: When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy!” (Third Verse),” Mexican American Bar Association of San Antonio, 2009.
  • “New Paradigms: Life After Tort Reform,” Texas Advanced Paralegal Seminar, 2008.
  • “Medical Malpractice Update,” State Bar of Texas 24th Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, San Antonio, 2008.
  • “New Paradigms,” State Bar of Texas Advanced Medical Malpractice Course, 2008.
  • “Mental Anguish Damages in Personal Injury Cases – Roadshow,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association Car Wreck Seminar; San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association CLE; Tarrant County Trial Lawyers Association CLE; Houston Advocates Luncheon CLE; and Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association CLE, 2007-08.
  • “Ethics: Avoiding the Grievance Committee,” San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association’s ‘Real World’ CLE for Personal Injury Lawyers, 2007.
  • “Avoiding a Grievance / Malpractice: When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy!” (Second Verse, Same as the First),” State Bar of Texas 23rd Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, 2007.
  • “When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy,” State Bar of Texas 22nd Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, 2006.
  • “Nursing Home Cases: Selection and Profitability,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 16th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2005.
  • “Recovering Damages After House Bill 4,” State Bar of Texas 21st Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, 2005.
  • “The Money Pit: Liens and Subrogation Interests,” State Bar of Texas 21st Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, 2005.
  • “When Mama Ain’t Happy, Ain’t Nobody Happy,” Legal Ethics in Texas Seminar, 2005.
  • “New and Old Money Grubbers: Liens, Subrogation and the Made Whole Doctrine (Same Song – Second Verse),” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 15th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2004.
  • “Lien holders: Those Pesky Parasites,” South Texas College of Law Personal Injury/Automobile Injury Conference, 2004.
  • “How do Liens and Subrogations Influence the Damage Equation?” State Bar of Texas “Real Damages After HB4” Seminar, 2004.
  • “New and Old Money Grubbers: Liens, Subrogation and the Made-Whole Doctrine,” Texas Trial Lawyers Association 14th Annual Medical Malpractice Conference, 2003.
  • “Settlements, Liens and Ethics,” State Bar of Texas 19th Annual Advanced Personal Injury Law Course, 2003.
  • “Pressure Manometers: Standard of Care?” Cardiopulmonary Department of Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center Hospital, 2000.
  • “Witness Preparation,” Memorial Hermann Hospital System, 2000.
  • Mock Focus Group Presentation, Greater Houston Society of Health Care Risk Management Education Day, Houston, Texas, 1999. `
  • “Witness Preparation,” Mayor, Day, Caldwell & Keeton, L.L.P., Houston, Texas, 1999.
  • Mock Deposition of Dr. Janice Kay before Fourth Year Medical Students, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, 1998.
  • “Malpractice Claims: Avoiding the Trap,” Plastic Surgery Service, Dermatology Service, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, 1996.
  • Texas Medical-Legal Jurisprudence Course, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, 1991-1994.
  • “Statutory Hurdles to the Removal of Corneal Tissue,” Lion’s Eye Bank, Houston, Texas, 1994.
  • “Discoverability of House Staff Evaluations,” Graduate Medical Education Committee, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, 1994.
  • “Specialized Discovery Devices,” University of Houston Law Foundation, Advanced Civil Discovery Seminar, Dallas, Texas, 1994.
  • “Discoverability of Credentials Files,” Regional Risk Managers, Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Houston, Texas, 1993.
  • “Medical Malpractice: Theory and Prevention,” Texas Osteopathic Medical Association, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1992.
  • “Arizona v. Youngblood: A Blueprint to Convict the Innocent?” 41 Baylor L. Rev. 775 (1989).


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