Lock Down Your Rights to Your Own Art

The Thriving Artist by The Clark Hulings Foundation

Feb 18, 201901:06:18Arts

Emily is an Intellectual Property Attorney with over 14 years of experience handling copyright and trademark, including business and licensing agreements, infringement, prosecution, and litigation, and educating artists...

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