Indeed, when Einstein's family learned that his brain had been removed, they were not pleased. They eventually agreed to allow for a small amount of brain study, but they weren't pleased with how it had been handled.

Thomas Harvey, on the other hand, received harsh condemnation for his behaviour. He lost his pathology position and had his medical licence temporarily revoked. He did, however, continue to research Einstein's brain for many years, frequently without the family's consent. He was sued by Einstein's estate in 1995 for taking brain samples without permission, and in the end, he consented to give the heirs back all leftover samples.
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