Copyright & Trademark Policy And Trends To Watch In 2026

Copyright & Trademark Policy And Trends To Watch In 2026

By Editorial Team

Intellectual property attorneys are eagerly anticipating the release of an additional report on artificial intelligence by the U.S. Copyright Office. They are also keeping a close eye on whether the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office will continue to expedite the handling of trademark applications. Here are the copyright and trademark policies and trends to watch in 2026.

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Some of the key law firms and government agencies involved in copyright and trademark matters include Cleary Gottlieb, Debevoise & Plimpton, Greenberg Glusker, Knobbe Martens, Troutman, Library of Congress, U.S. Copyright Office, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Copyright & Trademark Policy And Trends To Watch In 2026

About Shaina Lumish

Corporate Counsel, Renesas Electronics America Inc. | USA

About Shaina Lumish

Sasha Tan is the founder and CEO of Favful, a TripAdvisor-like platform for beauty products. As a serial entrepreneur, she started her first F&B business in Singapore at age 21. She is also well-versed in growing internet businesses as the former founding team member and VP of the online grocery delivery start-up, HappyFresh. Backed by Segnel Ventures, Gobi Partners, and 500 Startups before its official launch, Favful is now present in three countries, works with 20,000 beauty advisors, partners with over 2,000 brands, and covers more than 40,000 products to date.