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Provided by Till Vere-Hodge
Till heads up the firm's dedicated Art and Cultural Property group. He advises international private collectors, art dealers and auction houses, galleries and museums, as well as art investors and advisors, in relation to both contentious and non-contentious matters.
Till has built up particular expertise in handling restitution claims to looted artworks. He has reviewed actual and potential claims, advised on, and/or successfully negotiated amicable resolutions to more than three dozen claimed artworks and collectibles.
He regularly lectures at various Art Law forums and comments in the media on matters pertaining to Art and Cultural Property Law.
Prior to his career in the law, Till worked for several years in international diplomacy and for a Member of Parliament at Westminster.
Till is a member of PAIAM (Professional Advisors to the International Art Market), ICRA (International Catalogue Raisonné Association), TIAMSA (the International Art Market Studies Association) and currently serves as an Officer on the Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Committee of the International Bar Association. He is a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland.
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Till Vere-Hodge is a well-known art and cultural property lawyer. He is particularly notable for his expertise in restitution cases.
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Till has a thorough understanding of the complexities when dealing with art and cultural assets.
Till is a great solicitor. He is highly knowledgeable in his field of expertise and has a strong understanding of the subject.
Till has excellent delivery of legal advice and strategy. He shows genuine interest in the subject matter and recognises the potential impact of cases on the future of cultural property law.
Till takes due diligence and care in his approach and efforts to communicate legal language. He is also very efficient and responsive when communicating.
Till has a thorough understanding of the complexities when dealing with art and cultural assets.
Till is a great solicitor. He is highly knowledgeable in his field of expertise and has a strong understanding of the subject.
Till has excellent delivery of legal advice and strategy. He shows genuine interest in the subject matter and recognises the potential impact of cases on the future of cultural property law.
Till takes due diligence and care in his approach and efforts to communicate legal language. He is also very efficient and responsive when communicating.