Leila Amineddoleh, Chair of the Tarter Krinsky & Drogin Art Law Group, appeared on NPR’s Connecticut Public Radio to discuss the recent Louvre heist and the broader realities of art crime.

Leila explained why most museum thefts are far more routine than the incident at the Louvre and are often inside jobs, while highlighting the unique factors that made this case a rare, high-profile exception.

She also offered practical insights on security vulnerabilities, the risks to good-faith purchasers, and why many art thefts never make headlines.

Listen to Leila’s interview here. 

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