How Late Is Too Late to Claim an Artwork? A Recent Alma Thomas Ruling Reopens the Question Reich told Observer that the laches defense cannot be invoked in bad faith. By Elisa Carollo
An Art Gallery Lost Your Consignment. Now What? Resolving these disputes is rarely simple, according to Ralph Lerner, a New York lawyer specializing in art law. By Daniel Grant
Senators Target the Art Market With New Anti-Money Laundering Rules “Art should be for art-lovers, not terrorists and criminals,” said Senator John Fetterman in a statement. By Elisa Carollo
The Legal Systems Reshaping the Art World: An Interview With Lawyer Leila A. Amineddoleh By Elisa Carollo