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Barry Schindler

Shareholder; Co-Chair of the Global Patent and Innovation Strategies Group

Greenberg Traurig

Barry Schindler is a Shareholder and Co-Chair of the Global Patent and Innovation Strategies Group at Greenberg Traurig — a group of over 150 attorneys and agents, who are registered with the USPTO, and handling over 5,000 domestic and foreign applications (filing over 1,600 patent applications/year). With decades of experience at the intersection of intellectual property, technology, and innovation, Barry has been a trusted advisor to some of the most forward-thinking companies in the world. His expertise spans a wide range of industries, from advanced manufacturing to artificial intelligence, and he has been at the forefront of helping organizations navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of innovation.

Barry is also deeply involved in shaping the future of AI and its legal implications. He is a member of Greenberg Traurig’s AI Committee, where he helps guide the firm’s approach to emerging AI technologies. Additionally, he serves on the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Artificial Intelligence, contributing to critical discussions about AI’s impact on the legal system. Barry lectures extensively on AI and the law, sharing his insights with audiences across the globe, including at Stanford Law School, helping to shape policies that will define the future of intellectual property in this transformative era.

Barry has been listed as an IP Star by Managing IP Magazine’s World IP Handbook and Survey, listed in IAM Global Leaders Guide, listed in Chambers USA Guide, and listed in IAM magazine’s IAM Patent 300 for Patent Prosecution.

Recent Articles by Barry Schindler

The IP Legislation That Shaped 2025 and Prospects for the New Year

As 2025 draws to a close, the intellectual property ecosystem faces a wave of transformative changes driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and evolving legislative priorities. From sweeping federal proposals aimed at harmonizing AI governance and overriding state laws, to new copyright and media integrity measures designed to address deepfakes and transparency, and finally to renewed momentum behind patent eligibility and Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) reform, these developments signal a pivotal moment for innovators, rights holders, and policymakers alike. This article explores three critical fronts shaping the future of IP: federal AI legislation and executive preemption, copyright accountability and media integrity, and the year-end outlook for patent reform—each redefining the balance between innovation, protection, and compliance.

Past Events with Barry Schindler