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Facing The Music: Luthiers And The Lacey Act

Law360, New York (November 8, 2011, 12:14 PM EST) -- In 1709, luthier Antonio Stradivari came into a particularly rich stock of maple, from which he would build the legendary Stradivarius violins of his "Golden Period," many still in use today.[1] While Niccolo Paganini reportedly suggested that Stradivari used only wood from the trees in which nightingales sang, the origins of Stradivari's tonewood trove remain obscure....

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