Law & Politics Gallery Files Lawsuit Against Agnes Martin Authentication Committee Their case implies malice. By Amah-Rose Abrams, Oct 25, 2016
Law & Politics Swiss Hotelier Fined Over $4 Million for Dodging Import Tax on Artworks The case involves an estimated 200 artworks. By Amah-Rose Abrams, Oct 24, 2016
Law & Politics UK Photographer Sues Trump Campaign for Copyright Infringement Over Skittles Tweet He calls the ad "reprehensible". By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 21, 2016
Law & Politics Wildenstein Fraud Trial Wraps Up The defense portrayed Mr. Wildenstein as an eternal child of innocent spirit. By Robert Williams, Oct 21, 2016
Law & Politics After a Spike in Cases, South Korea Passes New Law to Prevent Art Forgeries It follows the bizarre Lee Ufan forgery case that made headlines this summer. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Oct 20, 2016
Law & Politics Former Knoedler Director Ann Freedman Settles Lawsuit With Casino Mogul All was not "perfectly fine" regarding the provenance, it seems. By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 19, 2016
Law & Politics Sotheby’s Sends Suspected Forgery to Same Company That Busted Knoedler Ring More bad news could be coming. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 18, 2016
Law & Politics 9 of the Craziest Recent Art Forgery Scandals Here are the juiciest forgery scandals, from a $250 million heist to a Lady Gaga countersuit. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 17, 2016
Law & Politics The Frans Hals Forgery Scandal, Explained The Prince of Lichtenstein's Cranach painting was the first domino to fall. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 14, 2016
Law & Politics Guy Wildenstein Could Face a $275-Million Fine and Four Years in Jail for Tax Evasion The third week of the trial saw concrete demands for the Wildenstein clan. By Robert Williams, Oct 14, 2016
Law & Politics Versailles Staffers Caught Selling Counterfeit Tickets The conspiracy cost the palace $275,000. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Oct 14, 2016
Law & Politics Suspected $255 Million Old Master Forgery Scandal Continues to Rock the Art World Can we still count on the judgment of experts? By Sarah Cascone, Oct 11, 2016
Law & Politics Freeports Come Under Scrutiny by UNESCO as Havens for Stolen Cultural Property Could this signal the beginning of an attempted crackdown? By Caroline Elbaor, Oct 10, 2016
Law & Politics Greek Police Break Up Gang of Antiquity Thieves They had been active for over 10 years. By Caroline Elbaor, Oct 6, 2016
Law & Politics Wildenstein Tax Fraud Trial Turns Rowdy in Second Week With eight suspects, four translators, and two dozen lawyers, it was a matter of time. By Robert Williams, Oct 6, 2016
