The art world has become a big business, with more than $6 billion in modern art and $1.26 billion in contemporary art sold in 2011. And with big business comes big litigation.
Multiple lawsuits filed by a Connecticut financial executive alleging that his Manhattan art dealer defrauded him illustrates the stakes raised when buyers spend thousands, even millions, of dollars procuring art.
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