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Partner Bill Charron's recent motion to New York's highest court to appeal the validity of claims by heirs of an Austrian family to a pair of Egon Schiele drawings was highlighted in a recent New York Law Journal piece.

The Washington Post recently reported that a Mexican anti-money-laundering law that went into effect last year has unintentionally "frozen" the art market.

Partner Paul Cossu was interviewed by Christy Kuesel from Artsy for a story titled, "The Fraught Business of Removing and Selling Street Art Murals"

Partner Robert J. deBrauwere will be speaking at Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts' webinar titled, "Cracking the Code: Legal Issues for Artists in the Digital Age.

Best wishes for a Happy New Year 2016 to all of our Art Law blog readers.

In a previous post, I wondered if attendance was up at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) since news of Detroit’s bankruptcy filing broke. Indeed, according to a recent report, attendance has doubled over the last year with nearly 600,000 visitors coming to the museum to see firsthand the renowned collection.

The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the irrevocable trust, a common estate-planning tool, is increasingly being used by art owners as a tax-savings measure.

Daniel Schnapp was quoted in the Blouin Artinfo article, "Does the Art Market Need Regulation?"

The final verdict is expected to be given orally in the coming weeks.

The details are out on the annual National Cultural Heritage Law Moot Court Competition at DePaul College of Law in Chicago. DePaul features one of the preeminent legal curricula about cultural property, and reliably puts out terrific programming.

In recent art world news, a painting recently sold by Sotheby's for £8.4 million ($10.6 million) has been determined a fake causing concern that more high value forgeries exist in the art market.

Pryor Cashman Partner Ilene Farkas, co-chair of the Music Group and the Copyright, M+E Litigation, and Music Litigation Practices, has been named to Billboard's 2023 Women in Music list.

Earlier this month, the Federal Communications Commission issued an Enforcement Advisory warning radio broadcasters not to engage in "payola" practices...

Katten Chair Gil Soffer published a commentary in Crain's Chicago Business discussing the firm's longstanding partnership with the Goodman...

A multi-million dollar verdict in favor of New York graffiti artists is now final. We previously wrote about the case when first filed in the trial court and after the jury's verdict.

Fox Rothschild LLP will be celebrating the firm's past winners and nominees in the music industry at its 4th Annual Grammy Celebration and Rooftop Party.

As recently reported here, Yves Bouvier was arrested last week in Monaco in connection with alleged fraud relating to works of art.