The two insurance companies said the owners of the paintings should have known they were fake.

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As details emerge of a substantial $410m insurance claim from the American banker and collector Ron Perelman, concerned with five artworks damaged in a fire, the Seoul and Busan-based Kukje ...

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Originally appearing in "Spencer's Art Law Journal," this essay offers advice on assessing loss or damage to art for an insurance claim.