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The piece was the top offering Monday in the "Expert Analysis" column on Law360-White Collar.

Steven Daroci's blog post, "Fantasy Sports or Gambling? The Difference "Skill" Makes" from the firm's Garden State Gavel Blog, was mentioned as one of the top postings for March 27, 2015.

In the first part of a three-part podcast series, Winston & Strawn Attorneys speak with Tony Justman, VP, Deputy General Counsel of Sony Interactive Entertainment...

Fox Rothschild was mentioned in an article entitled, "Amaya Gaming Makes $4.9 Billion Bet on PokerStars."

The article discusses the Department of Justice's new opinion that makes the Wire Act applicable to any form of gambling crossing state lines, including online gambling and online lottery.

The Mississippi Gaming Commission has released the agenda for the September meeting to be held on September 19, 2024.

Last week, the New York Road Runners settled a class action lawsuit regarding their famed New York City Marathon and other New York-area races.

On May 29, 2019, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved a Change of Control petition for the sale of Sands Bethlehem Casino Resort. Two days later

Professor Mark Conrad returns to the pod to discuss a brief history of sporting participants that bet on their sport.

Fantasy sports enjoys considerable popularity in the US, and the activity is fortunate to be protected under existing US gambling law.

Loot boxes have become a regular feature in many mainstream video games. However, while their popularity is clear amongst gamers, the legal issues and ...

The UNLV Boyd School of Law is presenting an international symposium addressing best practices for the regulation of Internet gaming.

KreekCraft featured my lawsuit unboxing on his YouTube video yesterday! His exact words were: "A lawyer! An actual lawyer, commented on this [lawsuit]!

Congrats to my client @Whosetrade for signing a representation agreement with Think Influence (Peter Betts 🔜 IAB PlayFronts)!

As the pages of the calendar turn to January and turbulent 2020 comes to a close, new faces will be taking their posts on the Commonwealth's Cannabis Control Commission.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has filed the first-ever criminal charges against a prediction market platform for allegedly operating an illegal gambling business, accusing the CFTC-regulated platform of accepting bets from Arizona residents on state elections.

2020 has already seen some mergers and acquisitions in gaming — but what lies ahead as the COVID-19 pandemic persists and after it subsides?