Megan E. Noh

This Rhizome hosted panel brings together Leila Amineddoleh, founder of the art, cultural heritage, and intellectual property law firm Amineddoleh & Associates LLP; Alana Kushnir, founder of art law and advisory firm Guest Work Agency and Principal Investigator of the Serpentine Legal Lab; Megan Noh, Co-Chair of Art Law at Pryor Cashman LLP; and Yayoi Shionoiri, Executive Director of the Chris Burden Estate and the Nancy Rubins Studio; to share brief case studies and discuss legal issues arising in NFT marketplaces.

View the event information here: From Black Boxes to Open Systems: NFTs and the Law

Christie’s Education’s new online course Art Law offers an in-depth introduction to this essential legal field. The course covers art-world legal practice and legislation in major international regions: the USA, Europe, UK, and China. The six-week course is written and presented by legal academic Vittoria Mastrandrea (Christie’s, Christie’s Education).

Understanding the law as it affects the art industry is vital for those looking to enter the profession as a career and for those looking to expand their careers within the art world in business, specialist, and legal roles. The course covers contract law and anti-money laundering procedures, copyright, export regulations, authenticity and forgery, restitution and repatriation, and issues involved in museums and deaccessioning. Learn more at christies.edu/online/courses/continuing-education/online-courses/art-law.

Partner Megan Noh participated in a New York County Lawyers Association Continuing Legal Educations Institute panel.

Megan Noh, partner and co-chair of Pryor Cashman's Art Law Group, joined speakers from Gardner Leader and LMS Legal to discuss Force Majeure, frustration, and equivalent concepts in Britain, France, Italy, and New York during the COVID-19 pandemic as it applies to art law. 

As the COVID-19 crisis continues to unfold, numerous art industry businesses are suffering substantial lost revenue. The question of whether you are insured against significant business interruptions is a complicated but critical question. Join Pryor Cashman for a discussion of this emergent insurance issue, hosted by Art Law practice group leaders Bill Charron and Megan Noh and the head of Pryor Cashman’s Insurance Recovery + Counseling group, Chris Loeber.