Cultural Heritage Law
Cultural Heritage Law is a dynamic and multifaceted field dedicated to the protection, preservation, and regulation of cultural heritage. It encompasses a complex legal framework consisting of international treaties, European regulations, and national legislation that must be carefully observed. This intricate system governs the activities of collectors, museums, galleries, auction houses, and foundations. A key focus of Cultural Heritage Law is the safeguarding of archaeological objects.
Ira Kaliampetsos, co-founder of the “Hellenic Society for Law and Archaeology,” specializes in cultural heritage law. She offers expert legal advice in following fields, ensuring every transaction and decision meets the complex legal standards.
Import and export procedures
Ownership rights
Excavation and research rights
Building regulations
Return of cultural objects
Collections
Loan contracts
Museum Law
Publications
Lectures & Teachings
Hellenic Society for Law & Archaeology
Proph. Ilia str. 23 14572 Drossia, Athens
Skoufa 60A 10680 Athens
T: +30 210 8010600