Frank Lord
The lawyer Frank Lord, who recently was a partner in the Art Law Group of Herrick Feinstein in New York, is launching his own private practice to take on clients with art related legal cases and business, ranging from international restitutions to collections management and gallery contracts. “One of the things that I ve learned is that when you boil it down, there s not a whole lot of art law as such,” Lord says. “It s more about the way that art and art works and the art market touch other bodies of law.”
In addition to years of experience working on cases involving important works of art, and serving as secretary of the Art Law Committee of the New York City Bar Association, Lord also has a PhD in art history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and this personal interest has informed his legal career. For example, Lord helped the heirs of the Dutch art dealer Jacques Goudstikker recover 200 works looted by the Nazis durin
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11 great chrome extensions for students
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By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
2021-01-14 10:05:00 UTC
In a studentâs tech toolbox, Chrome extensions can be an invaluable player â expanding the capabilities of their browser to do everything from check their grammar to keep distractions at bay.Â
Here are some expert-recommended Chrome extensions for students.
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RescueTime, also a great app for iOS and Android, tells students exactly how much time theyâre spending in the active tab or window of Chrome or a ChromeOS device. It categorizes the sites they visit and rates them from very productive to very distracting. âIt tracks what youâre doing, and it will block sites that you donât want to access, so it wonât distract you,â said Christine Elgersma, a former teacher and senior editor of social media and learning resources at Common Sen
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Jan. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Digital Health Institute for Transformation (DHIT), with funding support from the North Carolina Policy Collaboratory, officially released its Community Confidence™ tool across seven North Carolina counties, including Ashe, Buncombe, Gates, Mecklenburg, New Hanover, Robeson and Wake.
Community Confidence
Community Confidence dashboard simulator Community Confidence will provide data for decision-makers to use to determine when and how communities should reopen.
DHIT announced its vision of the Community Confidence tool this summer after the organization, as part of the 2020 COVID-19 Recovery Act, received a grant from the Collaboratory to research, validate and build a community dashboard and recommendation engine to support community and business leaders from across North Carolina in navigating decisions and conversations around reopening.