Jenny Goak is a Senior Associate in the firm’s Trademark and Copyright Department. She is a Trustee of the Copyright Society, Adjunct Professor of copyright law at Seattle University School of Law, and a Founding Member of the National Korean American Bar Association.
Jenny focuses her practice on trademark, copyright, and right of publicity law. She provides guidance and strategic advice for protecting and enforcing intellectual property rights worldwide and resolves disputes for clients across many sectors, including technology, entertainment, and retail.
Jenny was recognized by the International Trademark Association (INTA) as a "Rising Star" at its 2024 Annual Meeting. INTA’s Rising Star program identifies and supports future leaders and contributors to the IP profession, selecting honorees who exemplify substantive IP knowledge or demonstrate dynamic skills through their achievements within or outside the Association. She was named a Northern California “Rising Star” in 2020 and 2021, and a Washington "Rising Star" for Intellectual Property by Super Lawyers magazine in 2025 and the three preceding years.
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Seattle University School of Law J.D. (2017) cum laude
Boston University B.A. (2005) Music (Voice)
Washington (2021)
California (2017)
Seattle University School of Law
Adjunct Professor, Copyright Law
National KABA, Founding Member and President-Elect
Korean American Bar Association of Washington
Immediate Past President
The Copyright Society
Trustee
International Trademark Association (INTA)
Right of Publicity Committee Member
Asian Law Alliance
Advisory Board Member
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