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Abstract
This article discusses the structural-derivative features of the formation of English terminology in the sphere of copyright. The analysis of the studied sample of special lexical units of copyright in the English language makes it possible to single out the most productive models for the formation of two-component terminological combinations. Copyright is a unique branch of law that regulates the sphere of human intellectual property, which we encounter every day in all spheres of life. It is this fact that makes it an extremely interesting object of study.
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