Quinn Emanuel

Quinn Emanuel’s New York-based Art Litigation practice is focused on complex, high-profile art disputes. The practice centers on contested matters involving authenticity, ownership, provenance, copyright, stolen art, and estate-related conflicts, with litigation clearly positioned as the core service.

Its art-law work is framed around substantial disputes rather than routine advisory matters. The practice also handles catalogue raisonné, title, repatriation, auction, financing, and related art-market conflicts, with both plaintiff- and defendant-side representation described in the dossier.

The strongest fit is for sophisticated art-world clients facing contested rights or high-stakes claims, including artists, collectors, galleries, foundations, estates, dealers, auction houses, and museum-related parties. A New York office anchors the practice, while the firm’s broader international platform supports cross-border matters.