New York S01381 amends the arts and cultural affairs law to define "authenticator" and establish legal standards for civil actions regarding the.
New York S01381 amends the arts and cultural affairs law to define "authenticator" as a person or entity recognized in the visual arts or scientific community for expertise in authenticity, attribution, or authorship of fine works of art. The bill stipulates that in any civil action brought against an authenticator concerning a visual art multiple or work of fine art, the claimant must specify with particularity the facts and prove the elements by clear and convincing evidence. It also entitles the authenticator to recover reasonable attorneys' fees and expenses if they prevail.
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