It will offer free advice to both BPIF members and non-members on commercial legal matters and employment law. Slots must be pre-registered.
The BPIF will also launch its commercial law service, Legal Plus, at the event. It will complement the BPIF's existing expertise in the area.
"The point of Legal Plus is to ensure that members become used to dealing with our legal department as a matter of course," said BPIF head of legal Anne Copley.
Digital Print World takes place at Earls Court 2 from 18 to 20 October.
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