Law Christie’s Withdraws Antiquities Linked to Fraudsters Medici and Becchina The pair took the Getty for a ride a decade ago. By Brian Boucher, Apr 13, 2015
Law Accused of Art Fraud, Yves Bouvier Steps Down From Le Freeport Bouvier will focus on mounting his defense against charges of fraud. By Sarah Cascone, Apr 13, 2015
Law Soviet Art Smashed in Ukraine After Controversial New Law Bans Nazi and Communist Symbols By Henri Neuendorf, Apr 13, 2015
Law Valtice Castle Manager Destroys $185,000 Worth of Art and Blames it on Robbers By Hili Perlson, Apr 8, 2015
Law Camille Pissarro Painting Found in Gurlitt Trove Confirmed as Nazi Loot By Hili Perlson, Apr 8, 2015
Law Peabody Essex Museum Hands Over Artwork Bought from Accused Thief Subhash Kapoor How many more museums will turn over looted Indian artworks? By Brian Boucher, Apr 6, 2015
Galleries Art Law on Protecting Art Experts From Lawsuits Over Authenticity Why are opinions in the art world such risky things to give? By Judith Wallace, Apr 5, 2015
Auctions Norton Simon Museum’s Appeal Denied in Case of Nazi-Looted Lucas Cranach Paintings Marei von Saher, the heir to a Jewish art dealer, will get to make her case. By Sarah Cascone, Apr 3, 2015
Law Honolulu Museum Returns Indian Antiquities Looted by Disgraced Dealer Subhash Kapoor Museums from Toledo to Australia have returned Kapoor's stolen goods. By Brian Boucher, Apr 2, 2015
Law Manhattan DA to Arrest Upper East Side Dealer Over $500,000 of Stolen Artifacts Did the dealer sell works despite their having the "black spot of theft"? By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 2, 2015
Law Russian Thieves Posing as Cops Steal From 95-Year-Old Painter Pierre Soulages By Christie Chu, Apr 2, 2015
Law Libya Races to Protect its Antiquities as ISIS Expands to North Africa In a race against time, widespread lootings have already occured. By Henri Neuendorf, Apr 2, 2015
Law US Lawmakers Call for Fight Against Destruction of World Cultural Property By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 1, 2015
