Art and Cultural Property Law
UK-wide
3 years ranked
Provided by Boodle Hatfield LLP
Rebecca's practice encompasses a wide range of commercial litigation and arbitration with a particular focus on shareholder disputes, art law and art litigation and cross border civil fraud claims.
Rebecca acts for companies, international clients and high net worth individuals.
Rebecca has substantial experience in dealing with various aspects of commercial litigation, most recently focusing on partnership and shareholder disputes, professional negligence claims, high value contractual claims, insolvency, defamation and enforcement. Rebecca has acted in a wide range of matters across a number of sectors before the High Court, and arbitrations in the LCIA (London seat) and the ICC (London seat).
In the field of art law, including art litigation, Rebecca represents clients across the spectrum of the art world including collectors, dealers, artists, foundation and galleries. She has experience in dealing with various aspects of art litigation, including cases involving, professional negligence, attribution, authenticity, disputed ownership, fraud, guarantees, recovery, insolvency and enforcement.
Rebecca is a co-founder and regular contributor to the Firm’s dedicated art law blog, Art Law & More.
Provided by Chambers
Rebecca Foden handles art-related disputes, including title claims, professional negligence matters and cases involving stolen items.
Provided by Chambers
Rebecca is extremely savvy and commercial, whilst being easy to work with and understanding of her clients' situations.
Rebecca is commercially savvy as well as having a genuine technical understanding of the area. She is also very down to earth, practical and reliable.
Rebecca Foden is fantastic. She is clever, commercial and client-oriented.
Rebecca is a safe pair of hands who can also deliver creative solutions as needed. She is knowledgeable and extremely well connected in the art market.
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