As a child, Geoffrey Gerber grabbed comic books out of his dentist’s treat bag after checkups. As an intellectual property partner at Husch Blackwell Sanders, he grabs comic books — key elements now in a substantial portion of his practice — out of his litigator’s case.
“There’s a tremendous amount of comic book litigation out there,” said Gerber, who practices in St. Louis for the newly merged firm. He added that comic books, which hit it big in the 1930s as mainstream media, are “fairly new media” in the scope of entertainment.
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