Patricia Glaser Named to The Hollywood Reporter’s "Power Lawyers" List

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The Hollywood Reporter

Glaser Weil is proud to announce that Patricia Glaser, Chair of the Firm’s Litigation Department, has once again been recognized by The Hollywood Reporter on its “Power Lawyers 2017” list, which distinguishes the 100 most influential entertainment attorneys across the United States.  Ms. Glaser was selected for her work on some of the year's most significant entertainment cases, including representing popular late-night comedian Conan O’Brien, his production company and the TBS network in a copyright infringement suit; and representing veteran music manager Mike Guirguis (Mike G) in his lawsuit against R&B star Chris Brown.

The Hollywood Reporter annually researches the largest deals and lawsuits in the entertainment industry to produce this list.

Earlier this month, Ms. Glaser was also selected as one of the “Most Influential Women Lawyers in Los Angeles” by the Los Angeles Business Journal and included in Variety's 2017 Legal Impact Report.

To view Ms. Glaser’s “Power Lawyers” profile and the list in its entirety, click here.

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