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Erika:
Depending on your contractual stipulations (you do have some sort of contract, right!), the odds are they have every right to mess up your art. If you work directly for them or are under some sort of work-for-hire arrangement it is their artwork to screw up. (Imagine you hired a builder to build a house for you and he wouldn't give you the keys because you'd start living in it!)

If you are under a work-for-hire contract it should also be clearly spelled out that you are not responsible for changes made by the client and any fixes / alterations following from their changes are not covered by the current contract. (Think about the builder again� you are playing football in the house and knock someone through a wall. Who pays for that? Not the builder!)

In other words, you give them their art (which is theirs), they screw it up, they have to pay you under a new contract to fix it back up. You, being the resourceful type, have your own clean files which you will put on a CD for them and deliver them by day's end after telling them it will take a day or two to get the items together.

NEVER work without a contract (unless you're a employee of theirs, then you're out of luck).

Cheers!