Harrison Dossick , a longtime entertainment and media litigator and partner at Glaser Weil, died unexpectedly on Aug. 14 in Los Angeles. He was 65.
Over nearly four decades, Dossick represented major film studios, creative talent, distributors and media companies.
Among his notable cases were his successful defense of Angelina Jolie in the copyright infringement case concerning “In the Land of Blood and Honey” and his representation of FilmDistrict Distribution in false advertising claims over “Drive.” He also repped Paramount Pictures in copyright and idea submission claims related to “What Men Want,” and Sony Pictures Entertainment in a profit participation dispute over a sequel to “Basic Instinct.”
Dossick also represented Sony’s Screen Gems in a profit participation and likeness