Editors
Daniel H. Weiner heads the firm’s Litigation Department and is co-chair of its Art Law group. For the past forty years, he has regularly represented museums, auction houses, galleries, artists and collectors in resolving disputes involving works of fine and decorative art. As one of the country’s leading art lawyers, Dan was recently selected to serve as an arbitrator for the Court of Arbitration for Art in The Hague. Dan is recognized by Chambers USA and Legal500, and is described by those in the field as “a big name in this market and a real considerable presence in this area.”
Meaghan Gragg is a partner in the firm’s Litigation Department and is co-chair of its Art Law group. She advises artists, art advisors, auction houses, collectors, estates, galleries, museums and non-profits in a variety of disputes and transactional matters involving works of art and the art market, including non-disclosure agreements, consignment agreements, purchase and sales agreements, representation agreements, commission agreements, licensing agreements, loan agreements, catalogues raisonnés, copyright and fair use issues, cultural patrimony issues and other matters.
Michael E. Salzman serves as the firm’s general counsel and is a member of the Art Law group. He has litigated precedent-setting cases involving authenticity disputes and the rights of buyers, sellers, auction houses and non-profit collections. He also advises buyers and sellers in art transactions.
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