Copy Kat: An English take on the Miles Davis tattoo

Had the photographer sued tattooist Kat Von D in England he may have succeeded—but that still leaves the problem of enforcing an injunction. Tom Moore of Bird & Bird gets under the skin of an unusual case.

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Copy Kat: An English take on the Miles Davis tattoo

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