Two New Rankings for 3VB in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026 Art & Cultural Property Rankings
3VB is delighted to announce that two further members of Chambers have been recognised in the 2026 edition of the Chambers High Net Worth Guide for Art & Cultural Property Law, bringing 3VB’s total number of individual rankings in Art & Cultural Property Law to five, further strengthening Chambers’ position as one of the leading sets at the Bar in this specialist field.
We warmly congratulate Cleon Catsambis and Clarissa Jones on their first rankings in this guide, and Andrew Onslow KC, Angharad Start and Sophia Dzwig on their continued success.
This latest recognition reflects the depth of expertise across Chambers in this highly specialised area, where members regularly advise and act for auction houses, collectors, dealers, museums, galleries, insurers and artists in a wide range of domestic and international disputes. Our work spans issues including title and ownership disputes, authenticity and attribution claims, cultural heritage and restitution matters, fraud, professional negligence and contractual disputes arising in the art market.
The Chambers High Net Worth Guide identifies the world’s leading professional advisers to the private wealth market through extensive independent research, client feedback and peer interviews. The continued expansion of 3VB’s rankings is a testament to the quality, reputation and growing strength of Chambers’ Art & Cultural Property practice.
View the full Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026 rankings for Art & Cultural Property Law here.
Earlier this week, 3VB announced the launch of the the Richard Edwards QC Art Law Prize, established to honour the outstanding legacy of Richard Edwards QC, to encourage legal scholarship in art, cultural heritage and the law, and to support those aspiring to a career in those fields.
