Intellectual Property Review1Updates and Changes from 2025

The "Intellectual Property Review—Updates and Changes from 2025" is an annual seminar organized by the Oregon State Bar's Intellectual Property Section. This event provides a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in intellectual property law, focusing on significant changes and updates from the past year.

The seminar covers key areas including trademark, patent, and copyright law. Attendees will review federal cases and Trademark Trial and Appeal Board proceedings in the trademark segment. The patent law review explores precedential decisions from the Supreme Court, the Federal Circuit, and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). The copyright segment delves into leading appellate decisions, third-party liability, statutory termination rights, fair use, and the implications of AI-generated works.

The event features notable speakers such as Tyler Hall from Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt PC, Julie Reed from Miller Nash LLP, Klaus Hamm from Klarquist Sparkman LLP, and Tabrez Ebrahim, Associate Professor of Law at Lewis & Clark Law School. These experts provide in-depth analyses and insights into recent legal developments and their practical applications.

This seminar is ideal for attorneys, legal professionals, and scholars specializing in intellectual property law. It offers valuable updates on recent legal changes, opportunities for professional development, and a platform for networking with peers in the field.