Hello, my name is Daniel Whitehead and I am the author of this site. This site is a pathfinder for beginning legal research in the interdisciplinary field of art law. I am a law student at Ave Maria School of Law. I am a member of the law school's moot court team and, relevantly, I participate in the only art law moot court competition in the world: the National Cultural Heritage Moot Court Competition hosted by DePaul University's College of Law. Also, significantly, I studied Latin, Ancient Greek, and literature at Ave Maria University, which is where I inculcated my interest in the arts.
It shouldn't come as a surprise that the interdisciplinary world of art law would spur significant research and the production of practical and scholarly resources. One can become quickly overwhelmed by the ponderous amounts of information just a few 'clicks' away. This research guide, or pathfinder, should provide multiple avenues for uncovering appropriate information in a timely manner.
Under each tab (above) will be found a variety of links, documents, search tips, and other compilations. Where actual documents are not directly uploaded to this guide, sufficient cites and links should allow the user to directly download such documents from the appropriate sources as needed. So please, click away!
No Legal Advice Provided
The material on our research guide’s website is intended to provide only general information and comment to our clients and the public. This research guide is created for educational purposes only. Although we make our best efforts to ensure that the information found on our website is accurate and timely, we cannot, and do not, guarantee that the information is either. Nor do we guarantee the accuracy of any information contained on websites to which our website provides links.
Do not, under any circumstances, rely on information found on our website as legal advice. Legal matters are often complicated. The law changes frequently and varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Being general in nature, the information and materials provided may not apply to any specific factual and/or legal set of circumstances. For assistance with your specific legal problem or inquiry please contact a knowledgeable lawyer, who practices in your area of need and would be pleased to determine whether she or he can assist you. The State Bar Association is ordinarily a good source for referrals for competent attorneys.
No Lawyer-Client Relationship Created
This guide does not create in any way, shape or form an attorney-client relationship. Once again, no attorney-client relationship is formed nor should any such relationship be implied. In addition, any information sent by email through the internet is not confidential and does not create a lawyer-client, advisory, or fiduciary, relationship.
