Hughes Hubbard Earns Chambers High Net Worth Ranking for Art and Cultural Property Law Excellence
Art Law practice and practice chair Dan Weiner earn Chambers honors.
Highlights
Ranked in Band 2 nationwide for Art and Cultural Property Law.
Recognized for the seventh consecutive year.
Practice Chair Dan Weiner earned a Band 1 individual ranking.
For the seventh consecutive year, Chambers High Net Worth recognized Hughes Hubbard among the nation’s leading law firms for Art and Cultural Property Law.
The guide ranked the firm’s Art Law practice in Band 2 nationwide and highlighted its work on both transactional and contentious matters for artists, galleries, dealers, collectors and institutions.
“The lawyers are exceptional,” a client said. “What sets them apart has to do with how bright they are, their experience level, but also the care and thoroughness they put into cases.”
Practice Chair Dan Weiner was individually recognized as Band 1, with clients saying, “Daniel's depth of understanding of the art world is unmatched. He is able to provide us with excellent advice and representation as a result.”
Recently, the firm advised Sompo, the Japanese insurance giant, in its successful defense of a $1.7 billion federal court action seeking return of one of Vincent van Gogh’s iconic Sunflowers paintings.
Published by Chambers & Partners, the Chambers High Net Worth rankings are based on independent research and interviews with professionals and clients across the private wealth industry.
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