The hard part for Plantation attorney Robert E. Gluck was getting the jury to believe.
When he entered the courtroom, Gluck had to sell a difficult premise: A case teetering on his ability to convince the jury that his client’s hip and ankle injuries, which went undiagnosed for years despite medical treatment, were the result of an old traffic collision on Interstate 95.
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