Dr. Robert E. Goldman

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  Published on: 3/8/2008    Last Visited: 3/8/2008  

  Fox Rothschild partners Robert Goldman and Alka Bahal recently helped a raided business protect the company and its owners from civil fines and criminal indictments arising from alleged violations.

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  Published on: 10/18/2006    Last Visited: 4/24/2007  

  Bob Goldman is a former federal prosecutor now in private practice with the Philadelphia law firm Fox Rothschild LLP.E-mail your legal questions regarding antiques or art to: catherine.watson@fwpubs.com.

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  Published on: 2/12/2009    Last Visited: 3/10/2009  

  The case was dismissed soon after Park West's much advertised hiring of ex-U.S. Attorney and ex-FBI art team legal advisor, Robert E. Goldman, to represent them in their cases against Fine Art Registry, including this Florida case where he had entered an appearance and taken deposition.

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  Published on: 12/21/2001    Last Visited: 12/21/2001  

  Neskina Moraney, aka "KK," 22, of Brooklyn faces federal charges of robbery and using a gun during a violent crime in the Nov. 4, 2000, offense, U.S. Attorney Robert Goldman said Thursday.
  
  "I want to give credit to the Easton Police Department and the FBI for their determination.They just won't give up on this case," Goldman said.
  
  Moraney's indictment comes more than a year after the crimes were committed.
  
  Early on Nov. 4, 2000, Moraney, Anthony Morillo, 23, and Shawn Pearce, 25, drove to Barlows to scout the location, Goldman said.
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  Morillo went inside the store to check out the inside, then Pearce and Moraney entered the store and pulled guns, Goldman said.
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  Goldman said the investigation is continuing and more arrests may be forthcoming.
  
  In October, Morillo and Pearce, also of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to their parts in both the Nov. 4, 2000, and Nov. 13, 2000, robberies.

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  www.villagevoice.com.au/article/20070614/NWS02/70614030 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/14/2007    Last Visited: 6/15/2007  

  Robert E Goldman, special investigator with the FBI Art Crime Team, said it was likely the heist was an inside job.
  
  "Our experience, the FBI experience, is that approximately 80 per cent of museum theft cases of art are inside jobs - either people who work there - people who we say 'have the keys to the kingdom'," Mr Goldman told ABC Radio.
  
  Mr Goldman said the artwork would be extremely difficult to sell because news of its theft would spread around the world very quickly.
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  Mr Goldman said it was unlikely a ransom demand would be made by the art thieves.
  
  The chance of it being tracked down and returned in the short term was not good, Mr Goldman added, before saying many stolen artworks resurfaced years later.

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  Published on: 1/1/2009    Last Visited: 9/30/2009  

  A lawyer for Park West, Robert Goldman, said the company operates in a responsible manner and called the civil lawsuits "unfounded."
  
  "Park West has hundreds of clients who were satisfied by what they've purchased over the years," Goldman said. With the recession, he said, "it's not surprising some people decide they want to reverse their purchases."
  
  He said the company has been "viciously attacked on the Internet" and drawn into continued litigation "in hopes of a payday down the road."

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  Published on: 7/1/2009    Last Visited: 9/30/2009  

  A lawyer for Park West, Robert Goldman, said the company operates in a responsible manner and called the civil lawsuits "unfounded."
  
  "Park West has hundreds of clients who were satisfied by what they've purchased over the years," Goldman said. With the recession, he said, "it's not surprising some people decide they want to reverse their purchases."
  
  He said the company has been "viciously attacked on the Internet" and drawn into continued litigation "in hopes of a payday down the road."
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  A lawyer for Park West, Robert Goldman, said the company operates in a responsible manner and called the civil lawsuits "unfounded."
  
  "Park West has hundreds of clients who were satisfied by what they've purchased over the years," Goldman said. With the recession, he said, "it's not surprising some people decide they want to reverse their purchases."
  
  He said the company has been "viciously attacked on the Internet" and drawn into continued litigation "in hopes of a payday down the road."

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  Last Visited: 8/11/2009  

  Park West Gallery, Defending Itself Against Defamation, Files Counterclaim in Michigan Against Fine Art Registry and Surrogates. Former Assistant U.S. Attorney and FBI Art Team Legal Advisor Robert E. Goldman Joins Park West's Legal Team Park West Gallery, Defending Itself Against Defamation, Files Counterclaim in Michigan Against Fine Art Registry and Surrogates. Former Assistant U.S. Attorney and FBI Art Team Legal Advisor Robert E. Goldman Joins Park West's Legal Team | Museum Security Network
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  Former Assistant U.S. Attorney and FBI Art Team Legal Advisor Robert E. Goldman Joins Park West's Legal Team
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  Former Assistant U.S. Attorney and FBI Art Team Legal Advisor Robert E. Goldman Joins Park West's Legal Team SOUTHFIELD, Mich., Jan. 28
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  In addition, Robert E. Goldman, one of the most respected art legal experts in the world, has joined Park
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  Park West Gallery also announced that art legal expert Robert Goldman has joined its legal defense team, assisting the Southfield-based law firm Young & Susser. "I am proud to represent Park West Gallery in this important legal battle, the outcome of which will be important to the entire art industry," said Goldman.
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  Goldman served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for 19 years, during which time he focused on matters involving international art theft and museum theft. He was also Special Trial Attorney, appointed by the U.S. Department of Justice to counsel and assist the newly created FBI National Art Crime Team, which battles international art theft, antiquities smuggling, and fraud in the art collecting industry. With the FBI, Goldman was involved in the recovery of more than $150 million of stolen art and cultural property.
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  company's people, policies, operations and collection," said Goldman. "There
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  We welcome Bob Goldman, who is one of the most
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  Theme by Bob

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  Published on: 2/16/2009    Last Visited: 2/16/2009  

  Bob Goldman, the attorney for Park West, said on Monday the suits were filed on behalf of Park West in both states to cover its bases, but agrees with the Florida court's decision.
  
  "There was no ruling on the merits of the case so we're proceeding with things in Michigan," he said.

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