Mike Brandly
Mike Brandly, Auctioneer is an auction-law and practice blog rather than a sale house, so it offers no lots, makers, or upcoming sales of its own. Its most distinctive content is commentary on legal and ethical questions in auctioneering, such as a recent analysis of a Norwegian house that reportedly bid on its own Torah scroll fragment after deciding to withdraw it, a case the author examines under Norway's 1918 Act Relating to Voluntary Auctions. The site also covers topics like buyer's premiums, "as is" sale language, and UCC § 2-328, with the author's background as a certified appraiser and auction educator adding weight to the commentary.
