Who is Andrew Tate’s attorney, Tina Glandian?

ANDREW Tate has added a new face to his team as he tries to end his sentence in Romania.

Tina Glandian has represented many high-profile names in cases in the past, with Tate believing her addition will increase his chances of getting bail.

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Who is Tina Glandian?

Tina Glandian is an American legal counsel and partner at the law firm of Geragos & Geragos.

She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communications from the University of California in 2003 before earning her Juris Doctorate from Loyola Law School in 2007.

Ms. Glandian’s success with the firm led to her opening her New York office, which she now heads.

Ever since she entered the field, she has been considered a rising star in her fledgling career.

Who did Tina Glandian represent?

Ms. Glandian has represented some high profile names in cases, such is the standing she enjoys in the field of law.

She has acted on behalf of celebrities such as Mike Tyson, Chris Brown, Michael Jackson, Kesha and Jussie Smollett.

Ms Glandian made headlines while working on the case of Smollett, who was released from prison after being found guilty of orchestrating a hate crime attack in 2019.

What did Tina Glandian say about Andrew Tate?

Ms Glandian wasted no time in voicing her concerns about how the influencers were treated during their Romanian ordeal.

Speaking to Piers Morgan on his talk show Uncensored on TalkTV, she said: “From our point of view this is a huge injustice, you should not be arrested at this time.

“They are controversial public figures, but that is not a crime.

“At this point we have not been presented with evidence of their crimes, nor have they been charged.

“So I would ask that people assume that they are innocent as they are.”

The Tate brothers have been held in custody by Romanian authorities since a series of raids on several properties linked to the influencers.

Ms Glandian continued: “So far the system has failed.

“The lack of evidence was shown by the fact that despite the brothers having been detained for a month and the police investigating since April, there have still been no charges.”

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan hope adding Ms Glandian to their team will lead to a breakthrough in the case, which will lead to her release while Romanian authorities continue their investigation.

Such is the focus on the brothers’ case that there is talk of Channel 4 also releasing a documentary on the rise of Andrew Tate.