Bryan G. Harrison is a Partner in the Atlanta office of Locke Lord LLP where he concentrates his practice on intellectual property litigation. His practice focuses primarily on advising clients regarding patent, trademark and copyright infringement, computer system performance, and antitrust and unfair competition, as well as prosecuting and defending actions in which such issues arise. He serves as regional or national litigation counsel for clients and has prosecuted or defended cases in the various courts of over 30 states, Canada and the European Union.

Bryan has spoken and written articles concerning patent infringement, software copyright, electronic commerce, antitrust and other areas of the law and has provided pro bono services to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta and its various parishes.

Prior to going into private practice, Bryan worked for the United States Department of Justice, Antitrust Division where he reviewed and investigated potential anticompetitive effects of proposed transactions under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act and investigated and prosecuted numerous criminal antitrust and other white-collar actions.