Art Law in a Nutshell

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Course Description

This program was recorded on December 13th, 2017

This CLE will cover some of the fundamentals of the field of art law. The presenter is one of the pioneers of this field who has written extensively on the subject and presented lectures on it throughout the world. Participants will be provided with an overview of art law, and they will have an opportunity to ask questions as well.

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  • Leonard Duboff
    Leonard specializes in complex business and intellectual property including art law. He is licensed to practice law in Oregon; New York; several United States District Courts; United States Court of Appeals, Second, Ninth, and Federal Circuits; the United States Customs Court; United States Court of International Trade; United States Supreme Court; United States Tax Court; and United States Patent Court. He is also a member of the National Native American Bar Association. As a practicing attorney, Leonard DuBoff is experienced in transactional work, such as contract drafting, incorporating, and the registration of copyrights, trademarks, and other intellectual property. His litigation experience primarily focuses on complex business cases and intellectual property cases

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      • 2 General Credits
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    1. Art: The Customs Definition
    2. Art: International Movement
    3. Art: The Victim of War
    4. Art as an Investment
    5. Auctions
    6. Authentication
    7. Insurance
    8. Tax Problems: Collectors and Dealers
    9. Tax Problems: Artists
    10. Aid to the Arts
    11. Copyright
    12. Moral and Economic Rights

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