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A new law, signed by the President on December 18, extends Section 181 of the Internal Revenue Code for film and television and expands it to cover live stage productions.

Hans will be discussing Latin music and how legal issues and music industry trends are impacting Latino artists.

Last week, the Financial Times and Julius Baer hosted a debate in Davos, where writers, economists, art show producers, and collectors discussed the significant growth of the international art market.

The boy band One Direction made history last month when their debut U.S. album "Up All Night" topped the Billboard charts – making them the first U.K. group to launch in the U.S. at Number 1.

The US House of Representatives this morning released its proposed bill for the "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act." As of now, the proposed effective date is January 1, 2018 and the proposed bill...

In recent art world news this week, Spain's National Court has ruled that Jesus Angel Bergantinos Diaz, alleged partner of Glafira Rosales in her sale of a number of counterfeit paintings through the former Knoedler Gallery ("Knoedler"), can be extradited from Spain to the United States.

A Spanish art dealer and his associates made in excess of $33 million by peddling forged modern art works through galleries to unsuspecting affluent buyers.

The Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") revealed this week the results of its latest Undercover Shopper Survey.

The sculpture was considered a treasured possession of Picasso's daughter, Maya Widmaier Picasso, who was born from the artist's affair with Walter.

Partners William Charron and Megan Noh will be speakers at Hot Topics in Art Law 2019, a panel hosted by the New York City Bar.

After this past weekend's close of the Seattle Art Fair, the Emerald City has been catapulted into the international art scene having been categorized for so long as a regional art center.

Facebook and Instagram Live have seen a recent surge in usage, as DJs, musicians, celebrities, influencers and communities seek to virtually connect while socially distancing.

News media reports that 2016 may be a challenging year for the art world. Christie's and Sotheby's, the two largest international auction houses, recently released their 2015 results.

Partner James Janowitz, a co-chair of Pryor Cashman's Media + Entertainment group and a senior partner in the Litigation Group...

On December 19, BMI, one of the nation's two major performance rights organizations, won a 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruling upholding BMI's right to offer fractional licensing of music.

Partner Megan Noh will be a speaker at "Legal Issues with International Art Exhibitions," a panel co-sponsored by the New York City Bar Association and the Institute of Art & Law.

In an increasingly tough consumer market, even successful artists like Beyoncé are looking beyond traditional album release methods for new ways to maximize their sales and limit free consumer access.