Although Glasscock has served as a master in chancery since 1999. In that position he has issued reports and ruled on hundreds of issues. Corporate disputes, real property, land use, guardianships, trusts and will disputes are among the cased that have appeared before him.
Despite 12 years in the master role and what one attorney called a "prolific" number of opinions, there is little in those rulings that can be used to determine his views on corporate governance.
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