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Please join us in welcoming rocket scientist, law professor, and author Ozan Varol for Cultural Heritage Partners’ next Meet the Author livestream event on Wednesday,
Cultural Heritage Partners launched a new series of Meet the Author events with an island mystery that has haunted American history since the late sixteenth
Cultural Heritage Partners is happy to announce that applications are open for the 2020-2021 cohort of the ARCUS Leadership Program, which is managed by CHP
— Rassawek, the historic capital and sacred site of the Monacan Indian Nation located at the confluence of the Rivanna River and James River in
Founded by CHP partners, ARtGlass has become the world’s leading provider of augmented reality (AR) experiences at cultural sites and attractions. Using smart glasses with
In the challenge of the pandemic, we saw an opportunity to provide diverse emerging leaders new tools with which to help our field survive and
Please join us in welcoming journalist Andrew Lawler for Cultural Heritage Partners’ very first Meet the Author livestream event on Thursday, October 1 from 7:00 –
Protests over the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and others at the hands of police violence have thrust the U.S. into a critical historical
Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC represented the Town of Nantucket in its negotiations with Vineyard Wind to achieve design changes that will minimize the visual impacts
Retaining clients can be a challenging task in an increasingly competitive market. But attorneys who can keep their clients coming back not only enjoy a long and fruitful business relationship, but can significantly boost their firm’s bottom line.
At a weekend news conference announcing legislation to provide federal support for historic African-American burial grounds, 4th District U.S. Rep. Donald McEachin shared a personal anecdote about the significance of the bill he is co-sponsoring with fellow Democratic Rep. Alma Adams of North Carolina’s 12th District.
Today NC Policy Watch publicly retracted and apologized for its false reporting on January 9 about Cultural Heritage Partners and our tribal clients.
It’s Election Day, and the employees of Cultural Heritage Partners (CHP) are out volunteering in their communities. CHP staff received a paid holiday to foster civic involvement.
Cultural Heritage Partners is pleased to share the news that the new book Relevance and Application of Heritage in Contemporary Society is available from Routledge.
Thomas R. Kline is a new law partner in the Washington, DC offices of Cultural Heritage Partners, PLLC. Kline is a pioneer in art law responsible for a number of groundbreaking cases, including setting precedent in the law governing recovery of antiquities and Nazi-looted art.
Marion and Greg Werkheiser sat down with Clint Tankersley, host of the HiFi History podcast, to talk about how cultural heritage advocates can successfully influence legislators, and our firm’s approach to government affairs.
We are happy to announce that on September 11, CHP officially joined the European Union Transparency Register. The Register is Europe’s only official database for organizations seeking to lobby, and gain accreditation and respect among EU institutions.
To embrace the forward-thinking leadership of this broader coalition, we are pleased to announce our name change to Leaders in Energy and Preservation, or LEAP.
Cultural Heritage Partners LLC is very pleased to announce the addition of Eden Burgess to our legal team. Eden joins the firm after practicing art, museum and cultural heritage law in Washington, DC for over ten years.