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Leila Amineddoleh, Chair of Tarter Krinsky & Drogin's Art Law Practice, is featured in amNewYork discussing the evolution of art law and the growing attention surrounding cultural heritage, ownership, and restitution matters.
Drawing on decades of experience, she explains how the growth of the field mirrors the sophisticated work of her practice, which addresses complex questions about what works represent our shared cultural experiences and humanity, what should be preserved, and what is worth securing and protecting for future generations.
Read the full amNewYork feature to learn more about Leila's unique perspective and the expanding impact of art law.