Dickinson Wright Ranked in the 2026 Edition of the IAM/WTR Copyright 1000

Dickinson Wright is pleased to announce that the firm’s Copyright practices in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, and Washington, D.C., along with 10 attorneys, have all been ranked in the 2026 edition of the IAM/WTR Copyright 1000.

The 2026 edition of the IAM/WTR Copyright 1000 features more than 80 country and US state-specific chapters analyzing local copyright legal services markets and profiling the firms and individuals singled out as leaders in their respective fields.

Individual practitioners, law firms and copyright attorney practices qualify for inclusion in the IAM/WTR Copyright 1000 solely on receiving sufficient positive feedback from market sources. The extensive research process was conducted over a four-month period by a team of full-time analysts and involved over 1,500 face-to-face and telephone interviews with copyright specialists across the globe. To allow for easy navigation, the results are presented in bands – gold, silver and bronze – to reflect the depth of expertise, market presence and level of work on which firms are typically instructed. Where market commentary is more limited, they are presented in “Highly recommended” and “Recommended” groups.

Below are Dickinson Wright’s rankings for the 2026 edition of the IAM/WTR Copyright 1000:

Arizona

Copyright Practice – Recommended

Flavia Campbell – Recommended

Alex Grimsley – Recommended

Frank Long – Recommended

Cindy Villanueva – Recommended

Michigan

Copyright Practice – Recommended

John Artz – Recommended

Nevada

Copyright Practice – Recommended

John Krieger – Recommended

Shauna Norton – Recommended

Washington, D.C.

Copyright Practice – Silver

Nicole Meyer – Silver

Jonathan Redway – Bronze

Jenny Slocum – Bronze