Learn how 2026 Schedule A lawsuits against cross-border sellers are changing, including stricter scrutiny of TROs, asset freezes, joinder, and personal jurisdiction.

Image copyright infringement is playing a larger role in U.S. Schedule A litigation, especially in e-commerce disputes involving product photos. This article explains how courts analyze originality, actual copying, wrongful copying, irreparable harm, and financial restraints, and why recent decisions are allowing strong copyright claims while narrowing asset freezes to sales tied to the accused listings.