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As news broke that an arrest was made in the Louvre stolen art heist in Paris, Chair of the Firm’s Art Law Practice Leila Amineddoleh appeared on CNN discussing the challenges of tracking stolen art that is easily hidden, dismantled, and sold on the black market. Leila also examined the vulnerability of cultural institutions to costly security demands and the likelihood that stolen jewels may eventually reemerge on the legitimate market.
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