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Electronic Arts is the subject of a class-action complaint concerning EA's "Player Packs" (think loot boxes, where the "loot" is a particular sports player) in

In a move to protect music artists and their fans (among a host of additional event presenters), both Maryland (MD) and Minnesota recently passed groundbreaking legislation aimed at bringing transparency...

The New York Times recently reported that the Metropolitan Museum of Art is facing a $10 million deficit and has planned a 24-month financial restructuring, which will include staff and programming reductions.

After a 14-minute bidding war, Claude Monet's 1891 painting "Meule" sold for a record $81.4 million.

This past weekend I ventured out to the California Science Center in Exposition Park near downtown Los Angeles.

Having grown up in Michigan as a young child, I fondly recall a number of visits I made to the Detroit Institute of Arts as well as to the Toledo Museum of Art.

As the spring art auction season in New York City draws to a close, we wanted to note New York City's repeal and sunsetting of the rules that governed auctioneers and the City's upcoming repeal of its auctioneer licensing requirements that goes into effect June 15, 2022.

According to a recent New York Times article, contemporary art is outpacing Impressionist and modern art at the major auction houses.

As recently reviewed by the New York Times, one of the most highly anticipated private collection museums of contemporary art in the United States is fast approaching its opening day this weekend.

In 2012 the U.S. District Court struck down the California Resale Royalties Act, holding that it violated the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

Last week, the Ninth Circuit agreed to rehear en banc an appeal of a federal court decision striking down the California Resale Royalties Act.

The college has modified the presentation of Molly Mason's metalwork piece titled "Before the Sun Speaks" to remove the original water feature and add a planter.

Pryor Cashman Partner Megan Noh, Co-Chair of the Art Law Group, was named a Fellow Badass at the 15th annual Badass Art Woman Awards hosted by Project for Empty Space (PES).

Law360 covered the recent landmark ruling by the Second Circuit against a real estate developer who whitewashed the "graffiti mecca" known as 5Pointz in Queens...

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, partner Megan Noh, a co-chair of Pryor Cashman's Art Law Group, discussed the art authentication process all buyers should undergo to ensure...

The New York Times recently reported that actor Alec Baldwin contends he was betrayed by a gallery owner and artist, whom he thought had made his dream come true.

Partner Megan Noh was recently quoted in an article in The Art Newspaper discussing the differences between New York State's 1984 Artist Authorship Rights Act and the federal 1990...