The 10-month trial of two former Marsh insurance brokers resumed today with defense requests that the judge clarify the larceny counts if he does not dismiss the charges against them.

Defense attorney Richard Spinogatti requested New York Supreme Court Judge James A. Yates clarify the charges of larceny against defendants William Gilman and Edward McNenney, should he not dismiss the charges against the defendants.

The defense has made a motion for dismissal of the charges, which Judge Yates has yet to rule on. He is hearing the case without a jury.

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