These organizations may help guide you in your research.
Nonprofit that offers educational programming and resources for the advancement of art and the law.
An educational organization that focuses on publishing and giving courses that relate to art and museums law.
The Art-Centre of the University of Geneva
A fully searchable database containing case notes about art and cultural property disputes.
Part of Homeland Security.
Have lead role in the investigation and seizing of stolen cultural property and art brought into the United States.
Section of the FBI dedicated to investigating and prosecuting the theft, fraud, and trafficking of art and cultural property.
Operates The National Stolen Art File, a database of stolen objects.
Includes discussions of the different issues as well as an International Stolen Works of Art Database.
These law enforcement groups work specifically on Art Law related issues. They may have publications, press and other resources that may help you in your research.
In depth art law resource guide by Georgetown Law.