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Does Jenack Decision Really Require Disclosure of Seller’s Name? Yes, if the Buyer Won’t Pay

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The Jenack decision addressed recently at the Art Law Report has been the subject of intense comment and criticism since being widely reported.  Donn Zaretsky’s roundup of the commentary raises an interesting and important question, with analysis from Jonathan Olsoff of Sotheby’s and Jo Laird, former general counsel at Christie’s.  Namely, does the decision actually… Continue Reading