Lawrence M Kaye is the managing member of Kaye Spiegler. Larry has a diverse commercial art practice, advising dealers, collectors, artists, museums and estates in transactional matters, including the acquisition and sale of world-renowned works of art, art loan and exhibition agreements, Section 1031 (of the United States Internal Revenue Code) exchanges, insurance and authentication issues, and financings using art as collateral. Larry also represents a wide range of domestic and international clients in all types of complex art litigation and dispute resolution, including issues about authenticity and authentication, artist–dealer relationships and contractual disputes related to the purchase and sale of artworks. Larry has represented foreign governments, victims of the Holocaust, families of renowned artists and other claimants in the recovery of art and antiquities. Larry also advises and represents foreign governments in matters related to cultural property and, in that regard, among other things, served as legal adviser to the Republic of Turkey’s delegation to the diplomatic conference where the UNIDROIT Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects was adopted. He has written and lectured extensively on mediation and arbitration of art law disputes.

The Art Law Review - 2nd Edition
Pages: 371
ISBN: 978-1-83862-757-7
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The Art Law Review is a unique global overview of this dynamic and growing area of legal expertise. With a focus on recent trends and developments in key jurisdictions worldwide, it examines a wide range of topics including art disputes; fakes, forgeries and authentication; art transactions; artist rights; trusts and foundations; and much more.
In this book:
Overview
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Editors' Preface
Lawrence M Kaye and Howard N Spiegler
Kaye Spiegler PLLC
Part I: General Papers
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Recent Developments in the Art Market
Pierre Valentin and Mona Yapova
Constantine Cannon LLP -
Assigning Burdens of Diligence in Authenticity Disputes
William L Charron
Pryor Cashman LLP -
Art Disruption: Art and Technology in the Twenty-First Century
Massimo Sterpi
Gianni & Origoni -
Application of Copyright to Art
Barry Werbin
Herrick, Feinstein LLP -
Moral Rights of the Artist, not a Trifle but a Token: an Updated US Perspective
Irina Tarsis
Center for Art Law -
The Mediation and Arbitration of International Art Disputes
Luke Nikas and Maaren A Shah
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan -
Cultural Property Disputes
Leila A Amineddoleh
Amineddoleh & Associates LLC
Part II: Jurisdictions
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Canada
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hong Kong
- India
- Italy
- Japan
- Netherlands
- Russia
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Zimbabwe