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What impact will the midterm elections have on preservation policy?
The outcome of the November 6th midterm elections will determine which party controls the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Currently, both chambers...
Top Ten Considerations When Engaging with American Indian Tribes
Are you anxious about working with American Indian tribes? Does your company leave it to federal agencies to consult with tribes, cutting you out of...
Federal Court Green-lights Tribe’s Civil Rights Suit Against New Jersey Attorney General
U.S. District Court Judge Renée Marie Bumb has denied New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Porrino’s motion to dismiss a federal civil rights lawsuit against him...
Cultural Property Under Threat: The Cultural, Economic & Security Impact of Antiquities Theft in the Middle East
Marion Werkheiser was honored to attend a ministerial level conference in Cairo, Egypt, last week to discuss practical solutions to halting cultural racketeering-- the systematic...
Cultural Resources Management: A $1 Billion Industry
Cultural Heritage Partners recently conducted a survey to gauge the size and scope of the cultural resources management industry, in partnership with the American Cultural...
NEPA Reform is Coming
In February the new House Subcommittee on Public Lands and Environmental Regulation sent a letter to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) requesting a report on...
Our Crystal Ball: Five Trends that Will Affect Cultural Heritage in 2013
At Cultural Heritage Partners, we regularly counsel clients seeking to amplify their impact in the art, cultural heritage and historic preservation fields. As we ring...
Greg Werkheiser to Guide Transformation of Iconic Historic Site
The Presidio of San Francisco announced this week that Greg Werkheiser, a founding member of Cultural Heritage Partners, will lead the transformation of historic Fort...