New York A01366 amends the arts and cultural affairs law to address authenticity, attribution, and authorship of fine works of art.
New York A01366 amends the arts and cultural affairs law to define "authenticator" and establish requirements for civil actions regarding the authenticity of fine works of art. It stipulates that claimants must specify facts with particularity and prove their claims by clear and convincing evidence. The bill also entitles authenticators to recover reasonable attorneys' fees and expenses if they prevail in such actions. The changes apply to opinions provided after the act's effective date.
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