Dr. Glover has provided technical expertise in more than three hundred cases during the last twenty-five
years. The following is a selection of clients from his client base.
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Law Firms
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California Morrison & FoersterConnecticut Buckley & WynneEdwards & Angell Reardon Law Firm Regnier Taylor Curran & Eddy Riscassi & Davis Robinson & Cole Delaware Ashby & GeddesFlorida Black Srebnick & KornspanCabaniss Smith Toole & Wiggins Henderson Franklin Landers & Parsons Shook Hardy & Bacon Georgia Griffin Cochrane & MarshallIllinois Clausen MillerForan Glenon Palandech & Ponzi Kirkland & Ellis McDonald & McCabe Winston & Strawn Massachusetts Burns & LevinsonCampbell Campbell & Edwards Esdaile Barrett & Esdaile Fay Flynn & Fay Foley Hoag & Elliot Gallagher & Gallagher Lecompte Emanuelson & Doyle Palmer & Dodge Posternak Blankstein & Lund Sloan & Walsh Smith & Duggan Sugarman Rogers Barshak & Cohen Sugarman & Sugarman Swartz & Swartz Michigan Goodman Eden Millender & BedrosianKell & Lynch Kerr Russell & Weber Straub Seamen & Allen |
Newfoundland Canada Patterson & PalmerNew Hampshire Cleveland Waters & BassSulloway & Hollis New Jersey Carpenter Bennett & MorrisseyDaller Greenberg & Dietrich Dolan & Dolan Gallo Geffner Fenster New York Clausen MillerKaye Scholer at al Lester Schwab Katz & Dwyer Mound Cotton & Wollan Speyer & Perlberg Ohio Squire Sanders & DempseyOntario Canada McMillan BinchPennsylvania Cozen O’ConnorHoyle Morris & Kerr Pietragalo Bosick & Gordon Piper & Marbury White & Williams Texas Brown Herman Dean Wiseman Liser & HartFulbright & Jaworski Orgain Bell & Tucker Tucker Hendryx Snyder & Slade Virginia Harmon Claytor Corrigan & WellmanWashington DC Arnold & PorterDykema Gossett King & Spaulding Stein, Mitchell & Mezines |
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Insurers
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Manufacturers
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Cigna International
CNA Insurance Chubb Insurance Commercial Union Insurance Farm Family Insurance Hartford Insurance Starr Technical Risks Travelers Insurance Company Zurich |
AMP Incorporated
AFC Cable Systems American Power Conversion Cooper Industries GEC Alsthom General Electric Inland Steel Motorola OSRAM Sylvania The First Years TRICO steel |
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On July 6, 1999 a total of 135,776 Conectiv (Delmarva Power & Light) customers on
the Delaware peninsula experienced electricity outages from rotating load shedding, following the loss of the Indian River 2 generator. Dr. Glover testified before the Delaware Public Service Commission regarding the cause of the outage and the general service reliability of Conectiv. The three figures show the effect on system voltages of adding a Static Var Compensator (SVC) at one substation and an SVC and capacitor bank at another substation. Figures courtesy of PowerWorld Inc [www.powerworld.com]. |
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Figure 1: Contour of estimated Conectiv 69 kV voltages on July 6th, 1999 immediately before loss of Indian River Unit 2.
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Figure 2: Contour of estimated Conectiov 69 kV voltages on July 6th, 1999 immediately after loss of Indian River Unit 2.
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Figure 3: Contour of estimated Conectiv 69 kV voltages on July 6th, 1999 immediately after loss of Indian River Unit 2 assuming the addition of a 150 Mvar SVC at the Nelson Substation 138-kV bus, a 150 Mvar SVC and a 50 Mvar capacitor back at the Indian River Substation 230-kV bus.
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