Chris Glover
Principal and Managing Attorney, Atlanta Office | Beasley Allen Law Firm
Chris Glover is a product liability, trucking accidents and wrongful death trial lawyer and principal and managing attorney of Beasley Allen Law Firm in Atlanta, Georgia. Admitted in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Arizona; J.D., Cumberland School of Law.
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Suite 400
Atlanta, Georgia 30339
Chris Glover is a principal at Beasley Allen Law Firm and managing attorney of its Atlanta office. He represents people who have suffered catastrophic injuries and families who have lost loved ones in cases involving defective products, car and commercial truck crashes, workplace incidents and aviation accidents.
Glover joined Beasley Allen in 2008. His firm biography credits him with a $162 million settlement in 2024 arising from a single-vehicle rollover crash, which the firm believes is the largest settlement in Georgia history involving a single automobile accident, and a wrongful death settlement of more than $56 million that same year in a Georgia commercial trucking collision. He also obtained a $12 million verdict against Toyota on behalf of a family whose son died in a 4Runner with a defective rear axle.
He has chaired both the New Lawyers Division and the Emerging Leaders Division of the American Association for Justice, served as president of the Southern Trial Lawyers Association and sits on the executive committee of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association. He was inducted into the Georgia chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates in 2018. Glover earned a bachelor’s degree from Jacksonville State University and his law degree from Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law, and he is licensed in Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Arizona.
Experience and Expertise
Qualifications
Timeline
- J.D., Cumberland School of Law, Samford University
- B.S., Jacksonville State University, 1998
- Admitted to practice in Alabama, 2001
- Admitted to practice in Florida, 2004
- Admitted to practice in Georgia, 2008
- Admitted to practice in Arizona, 2023
Practice Areas
- American Association for Justice New Lawyers Division (Chairman)
- American Association for Justice Emerging Leaders Division (Chairman)
- Southern Trial Lawyers Association (President)
- Georgia Trial Lawyers Association (Executive Committee)
- American Board of Trial Advocates, Georgia Chapter (Inducted 2018)
- Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys
- Attorneys Information Exchange Group (Trucking Committee)
- Finalist, National Law Journal Winning Litigator of the Year (2024)
- Nominee, Daily Report Southeastern Legal Awards Attorney of the Year (2022)
- Daily Report Southeastern Legal Awards Distinguished Leader (2019)
- Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers
- Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent
- The Best Lawyers in America, Personal Injury and Product Liability
- Super Lawyers
- Jacksonville State University Young Alumni of the Year (2005)
- $162 Million Settlement: 2024 settlement arising from a single-vehicle rollover crash, described by the firm as believed to be the largest settlement in Georgia history involving a single automobile accident.
- $56 Million Settlement: More than $56 million wrongful death settlement in 2024 involving a commercial trucking collision in Georgia.
- $45 Million in Settlements: Over $45 million in product liability settlements involving a defective lift kit that paralyzed a young child.
- $19.5 Million Settlement: Product liability settlement involving a vehicle fire.
- $12 Million Verdict: Verdict against Toyota Motor Corp. and Toyota Motor Sales USA for a family whose high school senior died in a Toyota 4Runner with a defective rear axle.
- $11 Million Settlement: Product liability settlement involving vehicle crashworthiness.
- $10 Million Settlement: Truck wreck settlement involving broker liability claims.
- Two $5 Million Settlements: Two settlements three months apart for truck wreck brain injuries.
- $2.8 Million Verdict: Verdict for a truck driver injured by an improperly secured ladder on a Charter Communications truck.
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