Dr. Marc Weber is a specialist in art law. He was a sub-member of the Independent Commission of Experts Switzerland – Second World War (Bergier Commission) and collaborated on an expert opinion on looted art (1999). Marc Weber gained international prominence with the legal dispute concerning the restitution of the Beethoven Frieze in Vienna (2013) and the international legal assistance in criminal matters concerning a painting allegedly attributed to Leonardo da Vinci (2019). As an expert in art law, he advises private collectors, auction houses, museums, foundations, banks and insurance companies.

In addition, Marc Weber is predominantly active in corporate and contract law as well as inheritance law and advises private clients on all aspects of family and inheritance law, with particular expertise in international estate planning and dispute resolution.

Marc Weber is the author of numerous publications in the fields of art, inheritance and civil procedure law and regularly lectures in Germany and abroad. He teaches International Art Law at the Universities of Zurich (Executive Master in Art Market Studies) and Vienna (Art Law) and at the International Hellenic University in Thessaloniki (MA in Art Law and Arts Management).

CAREER
since 2015 Lecturer at the University of Vienna (Certificate in Art Law)
since 2013 Lecturer at the International Hellenic University, Thessaloniki (Master in Art, Law and Economy)
since 2011 Lecturer at the University of Zurich (Executive Master in Art Market Studies)
since 2011 Partner at LANTER
2010 Associate at LANTER
2010 Dip ITM, Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP)
2005 Associate at different law firms in Zurich
2005 University of California at Berkeley (LL.M.)
2003 Bar exam of the Canton of Zurich
2001 University of Zurich (Dr. iur.)
1996 University of Zurich (lic. iur.)
LANGUAGES

German
English
French
Italian

FIELD OF ACTIVITY

Art Law
Corporate and Commercial Law
Contract Law
Law of Succession
Divorce Law
Labour Law
Civil Procedure Law

PUBLICATIONS

Liability for the Acquisition of Faked or Wrongly Attributed Works of Art in US Law
Legal protection of archaeological objects

Publication list (pdf)