Art and Cultural Property Law
London (Bar)
11 years ranked
Art and Cultural Property Law
London (Bar)
11 years ranked
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Luke Harris of 5 Stone Buildings remains a leading choice for difficult art law cases. His work includes disputes concerning title and attribution.
Luke Harris has a well-established traditional chancery practice with a particular depth of expertise in private client disputes and art and cultural property matters.
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Luke Harris is one of my favourite barristers. He is really hard-working and knowledgeable and very commercial and funny. He has very good attention to detail and he has a really broad understanding of the art market and the legal intricacies of it.
Luke Harris is top of my list for art barristers. He really has unparalleled expertise in art and cultural property, and he is very good to work with. He is very meticulous, authoritative and he has very impressive clients too.
Luke Harris is hugely knowledgeable in the art and cultural property space, bringing to bear deep industry knowledge and commercial awareness in his advice. He is also a pleasure to work with.
Luke Harris is someone you go to for quite complex matters, dealing with international different legal systems and application of jurisdictions. He is very good on technical details. He is across the art law world and a known name. He is highly regarded.
Luke Harris is very good lawyer and is an out-and-out art specialist who has the best knowledge of the market among the juniors.
Luke Harris is on some big cases and is very capable. He is really excellent.
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