Glen W. Morgan

Trial Accomplishments 1994 Laird v. E-Z Mart Stores, Inc. – $30,000,000 verdict Rape of store employee by third person. Inadequate security. 1991 Cimino v. Raymark Consolidation of asbestos trials in the Eastern District of Texas. 166 cases were tried to 2 juries in two courtrooms. Personally tried 12 cases and achieved the highest individual award being $3,500,000 for single laryngeal cancer case. The total verdicts for the cases personally tried were $8,708,000. The verdicts were against Celotex, Pittsburgh Corning and Fibreboard. 1998 Wrench v. Pittsburgh Corning - $12,000,000 verdict against Pittsburgh Corning. 5 workers (2 non-malignancies, 2 lung cancers and 1 mesothelioma). 2000 Parsons v. Owens Corning – Orange County - $16,000,000 settlement after 2 weeks of trial. 7 workers (4 non-malignancies, 1 other cancer, 1 lung cancer and 1 mesothelioma). 2000 Edwards v. Pittsburgh Corning – Jefferson County – $52,000,000 verdict against Pittsburgh Corning and W.R. Grace. Five workers (4 non- malignancies and 1 lung cancer). 2001 Douglas v. North American Refractories Company – Orange County - $30,000,000 verdict against NARCO. 6 workers (4 non-malignancies and 2 lung cancers). 2001 Bell v. Dresser Industries – Orange County – $130,000,000 verdict against NARCO and Dresser. Five workers (2 non-malignancies, 1 other cancer and 2 lung cancers). National Law Journal; Thirteenth largest verdict in the U.S. in 2001 Community Involvement Established the Donald E. Morgan Scholarship at Lamar University at Beaumont, Texas, in honor of my father for offspring of ironworkers or other deserving and qualified students. Established the Morgan Charitable Fund to help area charities. Established and permanent board member of the Cris E. Quinn Charitable Foundation in honor of law partner recently killed. The purpose is to continue different community projects that were important to Cris in our area of Texas. Established a teacher initiative program at Monsignor Kelly High School in Beaumont, Texas, to keep qualified teachers and attract the best teachers for a better education. Awards and Honors Super Lawyers® Selectees Glen W. Morgan included in a Super Lawyers® list Honors Honorary Member, Beaumont Police Officers Association Honorary Member, Texas State Building and Construction Trades Council, AFL-CIO Honorary Member, IBEW Local 479 Honorary Member, International Association of Fire Fighters, Local 399 Million Dollar Advocates Forum Texas Monthly's Super Lawyer Section, Top Texas Lawyers, 2006 - 2010 The Best Lawyers in America, 2006 - Present National Association of Distinguished Counsel, Nation’s Top One Percent, 2015-2020 National Law Journal Top 50 Verdicts 10 Best Attorneys from American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys, 2017 Named Best Lawyer of the Year, Personal Injury Litigation-Plaintiffs by The Best Lawyers in America– Beaumont, 2021 Other Sources of Feedback About Glen W. Morgan Included on the 2023Texas Super Lawyers list Past Lists 2022 Texas Super Lawyers list 2021 Texas Super Lawyers list 2020 Texas Super Lawyers list 2019 Texas Super Lawyers list 2018 Texas Super Lawyers list 2017 Texas Super Lawyers list 2016 Texas Super Lawyers list 2015 Texas Super Lawyers list 2014 Texas Super Lawyers list 2013 Texas Super Lawyers list 2012 Texas Super Lawyers list 2011 Texas Super Lawyers list 2010 Texas Super Lawyers list 2009 Texas Super Lawyers list 2008 Texas Super Lawyers list 2007 Texas Super Lawyers list 2006 Texas Super Lawyers list 2005 Texas Super Lawyers list 2004 Texas Super Lawyers list

• Partner

• Speaker, Developments with the Creditors Committees, Mealey's Asbestos Bankruptcy Conference, Chicago, IL, 2002
• Speaker, North Brothers, a division of National Service Industries and Honeywell a/k/a North American Refractories Company, PALS Seminar, Dallas, TX, 2002

• 1994 Laird v. E-Z Mart Stores, Inc. – $30,000,000 verdict Rape of store employee by third person. Inadequate security.
• 1991 Cimino v. Raymark – Consolidation of asbestos trials in the Eastern District of Texas. Personally tried 12 cases with the highest individual award being $3,500,000 for single laryngeal cancer case. The total verdicts for the cases personally tried is $8,708,000. The verdicts were against Celotex
• Citation: Pittsburgh Corning and Fibreboard
• 1998 Wrench v. Pittsburgh Corning – $12,000,000 verdict against Pittsburgh Corning. 5 workers (2 non-malignancies, 2 lung cancers and 1 mesothelioma).
• 2000 Parsons v. Owens Corning – Orange County – $16,000,000 settlement after 2 weeks of trial. 7 workers (4 non-malignancies, 1 other cancer, 1 lung cancer and 1 mesothelioma).
• 2000 Edwards v. Pittsburgh Corning – Jefferson County – $52,000,000 verdict against Pittsburgh Corning and W.R. Grace. Five workers (4 non- malignancies and 1 lung cancer).
• 2001 Douglas v. North American Refractories Company – Orange County – $30,000,000 verdict against NARCO. 6 workers (4 non-malignancies and 2 lung cancers).
• 2001 Bell v. Dresser Industries – Orange County – $130,000,000 verdict against NARCO and Dresser. Five workers (2 non-malignancies, 1 other cancer and 2 lung cancers). National Law Journal; Thirteenth largest verdict in the U.S. in 2001
• 2021 Shari Dearmon, Individually, and a/n/f of Z. D., a Minor v. Calcasieu Refining
• Citation: Company and others—Jefferson County– Wrongful Death, burn injuries Settlement $108,450,000.

• Established the Donald E. Morgan Scholarship at Lamar University at Beaumont, Texas, in honor of my father for offspring of ironworkers or other deserving and qualified students.
• Established the Morgan Charitable Fund to help area charities.
• Established and permanent board member of the Cris E. Quinn Charitable Foundation in honor of law partner recently killed. The purpose is to continue different community projects that
• Established a teacher initiative program at Monsignor Kelly High School in Beaumont, Texas, to keep qualified teachers and attract the best teachers for a better education.

• Texas, 1978
• U.S. District Court Eastern District of Texas, 1979
• U.S. Court of Appeals 3rd Circuit
• U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit
• U.S. Supreme Court

• Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 1986 - 1994 (Associate Director)
• Texas Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA), 1994 - 2005 (Director)
• Southeast Texas Trial Lawyers Association (SETTLA), 1994 - 1995 (President)
• Association of Trial Lawyers of America (ATLA)
• Jefferson County Lawyer Client Reconciliation Committee
• Texas Bar Foundation (Life Fellow)
• Texas Bar Association
• Jefferson County Bar Association
• State Bar of Texas
• Industrial Accident Board Special Advisory Committee on Pharmaceuticals, 1987 - 1991
• Lamar University Foundation, 1987 - 1997 (Board Member)
• Fraternities and Sororities
• Delta Theta Phi