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Join us for an informative short lecture and pro b Join us for an informative short lecture and pro bono consultations to understand contracts with galleries and art dealers. The Artist-Dealer Relationships Clinic helps artists and gallerists negotiate effective and mutually-beneficial contracts. By connecting artists and dealers to attorneys, this Clinic looks to forge meaningful relations and to provide a platform for artists and dealers to learn about the laws that govern their relationship, as well as have their questions addressed by experts in the field. After a short lecture on an artist-dealer relationships topic, attendees with consultation tickets will be paired with one of the Center's volunteer attorneys for a confidential 20-minute consultation. Limited slots are available for the consultation sessions. 🎟️ Grab tickets today using the link in our bio! #centerforartlaw #artlaw #legalresearch #artistdealer #gallery #artist #legal #artlawyer
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On December 17, Join us for a discussion on the le On December 17, Join us for a discussion on the legal challenges and considerations facing General Counsels at leading museums, auction houses, and galleries. This program will offer insight into how legal departments navigate the complex and evolving art world. The panel, featuring Cindy Caplan, General Counsel, The Jewish Museum, Jason Pollack, Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Americas, Christie’s and Halie Klein, General Counsel, Pace Gallery, will address a range of pressing issues, from the balancing of legal risk management with institutional missions, combined with the need to supervise a variety of legal issues, from employment law to real estate law. The conversation will also explore the unique role General Counsels play in shaping institutional policy. This is a CLE Event. 1 Credit for Professional Practice Pending Approval. 🎟️ Make sure to grab your tickets using the link in our bio!
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