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9781442230415 English 144223041X Museums are multi-faceted institutions that reach across all disciplines and encounter a complex range of legal questions. Experts in museum and art law will join forces in this essay-format volume. These unique, non-profit cultural organizations face a myriad of legal concerns as they launch into the 21st century and will continue to require specific guidance. From intellectual property law to navigating the hazards of social media, de-accessioning concerns to governance law, copyright, intellectual property law and rights and reproduction questions to issues of public trust, The Legal Guide for Museum Professionals seeks to provide answers and action steps for mid to small-sized museums of all disciplines. This book will assist museums with limited resources as well as those with healthy endowments in determining when to seek professional legal counsel and when it may be more efficient to educate themselves and proceed on their own. A panel of experts who have presented at numerous regional and national conferences for museum professionals are especially practiced at providing insight into current legal concerns. Contributors include Gil Whittemore Esq. of Rath, Young and Pignatelli, P.C. and Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee; Katherine E. Lewis Esq. Vice Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee and practicing New York attorney; Mark S. Gold Esq. practicing attorney in Williamstown, MA with the firm of Parese, Sabin, Smith & Gold LLP who has written and edited extensively on all aspects of museum and art law.", Museums are multifaceted institutions that reach across all disciplines and encounter a complex range of legal questions. Experts in museum and art law join forces in this essay-format volume. These unique, nonprofit cultural organizations face a myriad of legal concerns as they launch into the twenty-first century and will continue to require specific guidance. From intellectual property law to navigating waters of social media, de-accessioning concerns to governance law, copyright, and rights and reproduction questions to issues of public domain and public trust, The Legal Guide for Museum Professionals seeks to provide answers and courses of action for museums of all disciplines. This book will assist professionals in determining when to seek professional legal counsel and when to educate themselves and proceed on their own. The book was inspired by a panel of experts who have presented at numerous regional and national conferences for museum professionals are especially practiced at providing insight into current legal concerns, including: Gil Whittemore Esq. of Rath, Young and Pignatelli, P.C. and former Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee; Katherine E. Lewis Esq. Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee and practicing New York attorney; Mark S. Gold Esq. practicing attorney in Williamstown, MA with the firm of Parese, Sabin, Smith & Gold LLP who has written and edited extensively on all aspects of museum and art law. All three contributed to this volume."
9781442230415 English 144223041X Museums are multi-faceted institutions that reach across all disciplines and encounter a complex range of legal questions. Experts in museum and art law will join forces in this essay-format volume. These unique, non-profit cultural organizations face a myriad of legal concerns as they launch into the 21st century and will continue to require specific guidance. From intellectual property law to navigating the hazards of social media, de-accessioning concerns to governance law, copyright, intellectual property law and rights and reproduction questions to issues of public trust, The Legal Guide for Museum Professionals seeks to provide answers and action steps for mid to small-sized museums of all disciplines. This book will assist museums with limited resources as well as those with healthy endowments in determining when to seek professional legal counsel and when it may be more efficient to educate themselves and proceed on their own. A panel of experts who have presented at numerous regional and national conferences for museum professionals are especially practiced at providing insight into current legal concerns. Contributors include Gil Whittemore Esq. of Rath, Young and Pignatelli, P.C. and Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee; Katherine E. Lewis Esq. Vice Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee and practicing New York attorney; Mark S. Gold Esq. practicing attorney in Williamstown, MA with the firm of Parese, Sabin, Smith & Gold LLP who has written and edited extensively on all aspects of museum and art law.", Museums are multifaceted institutions that reach across all disciplines and encounter a complex range of legal questions. Experts in museum and art law join forces in this essay-format volume. These unique, nonprofit cultural organizations face a myriad of legal concerns as they launch into the twenty-first century and will continue to require specific guidance. From intellectual property law to navigating waters of social media, de-accessioning concerns to governance law, copyright, and rights and reproduction questions to issues of public domain and public trust, The Legal Guide for Museum Professionals seeks to provide answers and courses of action for museums of all disciplines. This book will assist professionals in determining when to seek professional legal counsel and when to educate themselves and proceed on their own. The book was inspired by a panel of experts who have presented at numerous regional and national conferences for museum professionals are especially practiced at providing insight into current legal concerns, including: Gil Whittemore Esq. of Rath, Young and Pignatelli, P.C. and former Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee; Katherine E. Lewis Esq. Chair of the American Bar Association s Museum Law Committee and practicing New York attorney; Mark S. Gold Esq. practicing attorney in Williamstown, MA with the firm of Parese, Sabin, Smith & Gold LLP who has written and edited extensively on all aspects of museum and art law. All three contributed to this volume."