How Illustrators Can Use Self-Help to Combat Infringement and What to Expect if You Litigate

July 24, 2017 | AMI 2017

Many joined Tannenbaum Helpern’s intellectual property attorney Andrew Berger on July 24 at 2pm at the AMI 2017 conference as he explained the self-help tools illustrators can use to minimize infringement of their work and how to respond to it if it occurs. For more information, click here.

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