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April 27, 2011

Directors of Thai Companies Liable for Software Copyright Violation

Vero Public Relations

This article warns directors of Thai companies about their potential liability if their employees violate copyright laws. Tilleke & Gibbins partner Edward Kelly warns directors to be proactive in preventing such violations.

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