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Robert E. Charron, 72, of Shrewsbury, formerly of Worcester, passed away very peacefully on Thursday, November 16, 2023, surrounded by his loving family at Memorial Hospital in Worcester.

Several museums and collectors have surrendered artworks by Egon Schiele to investigators who say they were looted. But others are asserting that the evidence is inconclusive.

One of the takeaways of the Quantum case is that ‘code is not law'–law is law.

Our columnist surfaces how recent events around art help pinpoint the core problem and best solution to the narrative of A.I. dominance.

Council approved a new St. Patrick's Day parade route; will seek proposals for a city attorney, labor attorney and city buildings cleaning service.

The 2022 edition of Chambers and Partners High Net Worth guide has given premier rankings to four Pryor Cashman partners and two practice groups. The firm's Art Law Group maintained its Band 1 ranking...

Pryor Cashman partner William Charron was recently invited to discuss the fascinating world of art litigation as a guest on The Litigation War Room, a podcast hosted by litigation attorney Maxwell Goss.

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The New York State Supreme Court issued a ruling in favor of Pryor Cashman client Pat Lipsky in a suit against Spanierman Gallery. Lipsky, an American painter known for Lyrical Abstraction and Color Field Painting, filed the suit in response to the use of an altered digital image of her 1969 work Bright Music II.  According to  Lipsky counsel  William Charron of Pryor Cashman said the...

A $1 Million Marsden Hartley That Was Stolen 30 Years Ago and Replaced With a Forgery Is Finally Returning to Its Original Owner The case took some wild twists and turns on its year-long journey through the courts. December 11, 2020 An image of Marsden Hartley taken by Alfred Stieglitz (circa 1915) Photo by Sepia Times/Universal Images Group via Getty Images. A wild legal case involving a stolen—and then forged—Marsden Hartley picture has finally made its way out of the courts, and now the ...