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From the Chairman The ruling in a recent Illinois District Court action—Henry F. and Anne Marie Frigon v. Pacific Indemnity Company—may not be the landmark decision claimed by the Wall Street Journal (“This Insurance Case Could Shake Up the Art Market,” February 7, 2007), but it is certainly interesting and noteworthy for artists, collectors, museum officials, and others concerned with insurance coverage and the “bad acts” of those that they work with and encounter in their art-world activities. (Complete letter...)
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