The Victims Who Stood Up to Glen Frost

Three men fought for justice against Strategic Tax Planning's unjust enrichment - and won

$434,025

George Divel III

Florida resident who referred clients to Strategic Tax Planning with the understanding he would receive commissions. Text messages showed Frost offered a cut of the company's fees, but failed to honor these agreements.

"We had an understanding. The text messages prove it. They used my referrals and then refused to pay what was promised."
$233,565

Gary Stastny

Another Florida resident caught in Frost's web of broken promises. Like Divel, Stastny provided valuable client referrals with the expectation of fair compensation that never materialized.

"They benefited greatly from our work and connections, then tried to hide behind legal technicalities when it came time to pay."
$16,353

Chris Callaway

Anne Arundel County resident whose case involved clear breach of contract. While the amount awarded was smaller, the principle was just as important.

"This wasn't just about the money. It was about holding them accountable for their actions."

How Frost's Companies Exploited These Men

False Promises

Text messages clearly showed Frost offering commissions for client referrals, then reneging on these agreements.

Legal Maneuvering

Frost and his attorneys argued they didn't sign contracts and weren't subject to Maryland wage laws - attempts to evade responsibility.

Changing Terms

The commission percentage was "constantly changing," creating confusion and making it harder for victims to claim what they were owed.

The Jury Saw Through Frost's Defenses

After hearing all evidence, the jury found Strategic Tax Planning liable on three counts:

The total judgment of $683,943 stands as a powerful rebuke to Frost's business practices.