Last fall we had occasion to address the extent to which public displays of art and attempts at controlling the content of them can run afoul of the First Amendment.

The New York Times reports today that Germany will pay for "at least" one more year of the Gurlitt Task Force, which recently concluded its initial term of appointment amidst criticism of the German government's handling of the case.

Donald Trump may make this newsletter obsolete. Further to the Trump effect on regulations: before January 23—the first government business day after the Inauguration—there were 7631 pages...

US investors are questioning what measures could stimulate the secondary market for PV now yieldcos have lost their luster.

On May 18, 2016, the U.S. Department of Labor released a Final Rule updating the overtime regulations that revises the salary test for the "white collar" exemptions to the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA").

In March 2016, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced that AVEO Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a Massachusetts-based biopharmaceutical company, agreed, without admitting or denying the allegations, to pay $4 million to settle fraud charges alleging that AVEO and three of its officers misled investors regarding their dealings with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Green bonds are fixed-income debt instruments earmarked for environmental or climate change initiatives.

The Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery (HEAR) Act of 2016 has been pending for several monthsnow, and was recently recommended favorably by the Senate Judiciary Committee in September.

It appears that the much-maligned "monkey selfie" case is destined for a quick exit.

Last year we bemoaned a lost opportunity when a preliminary over a mural on the Prado Dam in California was decided under what seemed to us to be a misunderstanding of the Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990, 17 U.S.C. § 106A.

Word came this week of two resolutions of claims to Nazi-looted art in museums in New York and Cologne, and a new Nazi-looted claim against Germany filed in Washington.

The flood of news about fakes and forgeries in the art market has generated many news stories and significant concern throughout the market.

Las Vegas Sands Corp., the international casino and hotel giant, is one of the most famous gaming brands in the world.

To be fair, the addition of the three new members is worthy of assessment in its own right.

The "BAP" for the First Circuit recently upheld a licensee's rights to use a debtor's trademarks and logo after a rejection by the debtor of the underlying licensing and distribution agreement.

If I were to guess, your legal department is managed by Boomers and Gen-Xers, but many of the lawyers in your group are millennials.

Last week's U.S. Offshore Wind Leadership Conference in Boston had the vibe of a technology sector ready to break out.

As Germany gets ready to host the First Conference of the German Centre for Cultural Property Losses next week, its policies are hurtling in the wrong direction.

A recent dismissal in New York of a case about Cady Noland's Log Cabin provides some welcome guidance on the contours of these relationships in the eyes of the law.

In yesterday's Part 1, we discussed the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) rules regulating emissions from existing and new stationary electricity generating units.