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New Sullivan & Worcester Advisory: Supreme Court Responds to Museums’ Concerns in Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Posted in Copyright

The Sullivan & Worcester LLP Art and Museum Law Group has issued a new client advisory about the Supreme Court’s decision in Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.  As analyzed in the advisory, the Court has extended the “first sale” doctrine of the U.S. Copyright Act to copies of protected works that were lawfully… Continue Reading

New Sullivan & Worcester LLP Client Advisory on Consignment Law in New York

Posted in Consignment

Please see our most recent client advisory from the Art & Museum Law Group at Sullivan & Worcester LLP.  Building on recent posts here, the advisory addresses recent statutory changes to and judicial interpretation of the law governing sales on consignment, including auctions in particular.

Sullivan & Worcester LLP Art and Estate Planning Panel With Citi Private Bank Postponed

Posted in Uncategorized

The joint panel presentation by Sullivan & Worcester LLP’s Art and Museum Law Group (home of your Art Law Report) and Citi Private Bank next Wednesday, April 11, 2012 in Boston that I was scheduled to moderate with Cornelius J. Murray, III, Trust & Estates Practice Chair, Sullivan & Worcester LLP; Suzanne Gyorgy, Head of Art… Continue Reading

Sullivan & Worcester LLP joins with Citi Private Bank to Explore Art and Estate Planning

Posted in Collections, Estate Planning

I am delighted to announce a joint presentation by Sullivan & Worcester LLP’s Art and Museum Law Group (home of your Art Law Report) and Citi Private Bank.  On April 11, 2012 here in Boston we will host a discussion of Art Advisory and Estate Planning.  Panelists will include Cornelius J. Murray, III, Trust &… Continue Reading

Welcome to the Art Law Report!

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We are pleased to have you at the first thread of the Art Law Report, a new blog dedicated to the commentary of Nicholas O’Donnell and the Art & Museum Law Group of Sullivan & Worcester LLP.  I spent some time in the art historical world before becoming a civil litigator several years ago, and… Continue Reading