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Meaghan Gragg is a partner in the firm’s Litigation Department and Art Law group. She has represented artists, collectors, art advisors, estates, galleries, museums, non-profits and others in a variety of matters, including negotiating and drafting purchase and sale, consignment, representation and licensing agreements and resolving disputes involving works of fine art.

The New York Times reported on Tuesday, November 10, that the Metropolitan Museum of Art elected Candace K. Beinecke as co-chair of its board of trustees, making her the museum’s first female chair.  Ms. Beinecke, the senior partner and former chair of Hughes Hubbard & Reed, will jointly lead the
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On July 29, 2020, the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs issued a 150-page bipartisan report that identifies the art market both as the “largest legal, unregulated market in the United States” and a significant weakness in the nation’s sanctions and anti-money laundering regimes.[1]  The Senate Report
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