Throughout his career, Marshall B. Grossman, a confrontational but well-respected Los Angeles power lawyer, represented clients like Steven Spielberg, Clint Eastwood, J.K. Rowling, and Netflix. He also successfully defended the first consumer class action lawsuit in California. He was 84.
In the course of his 55-year legal career, Grossman handled a wide range of cases for clients such as Mariah Carey, Tommy Hilfiger, Dr. Dre, Larry King, Grupo Televisa, Apple Computer, Cirque du Soleil, and Blockbuster.
Additionally, he defended Billy Bush following the release of Donald Trump’s infamous Access Hollywood video in 2016, as well as TV personality Erin Andrews in her million-dollar suit following her nude picture shoot through a hotel room peephole and the subsequent online publication of the images. Andrews, who was then employed by ESPN, was awarded $55 million.
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Marshall is survived by his spouse Marlene. There are currently no records about his wife Marlene Grossman.
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He represented Netflix in a patent infringement lawsuit and Blockbuster, a then-dominant home video retailer, in a class action, among other notable achievements in his showbiz-related career.
He joined Alschuler Grossman in 1995 and swiftly worked his way up to managing partner. In 1999, that business had a disastrous merger with Stein & Kahan that persisted until 2007. Later, Grossman joined Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, where he served as a partner until his retirement.
