About This Webinar
Thursday 3 February 2022, 09:30 - 10:15 BST
Museums, galleries and other cultural institutions can find themselves in the situation where they have objects of great value (culturally and/or financially) but where there is a dispute as to the ownership of that object.
In this webinar, we looked at:
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The often tricky legal issues that arise
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How those disputes can be resolved
Andrew Wilkinson, our head of charities and contentious probate, was joined by Luke Harris, barrister at Five Stone Buildings. Luke has acted in a variety of arts and cultural property disputes, including disputes in relation to paintings by Matisse, Winslow Homer and Monet.
Questions
This is a live event and there will be an opportunity for questions and answers on the day; if you wish, you may also forward your questions in advance to events@shma.co.uk
Cost
There is no cost for attending this event.
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