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The Nevada State Legislature timely concluded the 2015 session on June 1. Here is a summary of some of the important legislation affecting the liquor, gaming, and entertainment industries in the state.

The Appeals Court agreed with the Northern District of California District Court Judge's ruling that the NCAA's limitation on student-athlete compensation violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by being too restrictive.

Just when the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) appeared to have finally overcome decades of legal and political problems in its quest to develop gaming, a new problem has arisen.

The CEO of PC build company Artesian Builds was under fire last week for comments he made about a company promotion during a livestreamed event on Twitch.

Last week, new fantasy sports laws became effective in both Tennessee and Virginia.

Over the past several years, a major topic of discussion at virtually every gaming conference in the United States has centered on one statement: "The question is not whether we will have internet gaming, but when."

In its recently released report, "Gambling Harm - Time for Action," the UK Parliament's House of Lords gave an urgent recommendation to regulate loot boxes

The Gambling Commission has announced that online gambling business Betway Limited will pay a £408,915 penalty for marketing on the children's pages of West Ham United Football Club's website.

Two weeks ago, a California federal court dismissed another case involving claims arising from loot boxes.

When I hear the words "grab bag," I think about stores that used to stock plain wrapped packages labeled as either for "boys" or "girls."

Location, location, location is a well-established mantra in the real estate business.

A discussion on the relation between the popular expensive prize contests and the need for content insurance.

The crown jewels of American thoroughbred horseracing are the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and the Belmont Stakes.

UIGEA prohibits electronic financial transactions in connection with "unlawful Internet gambling."

Effective March 1, 2021, the Google Play store will allow real-money mobile app contests, advertising related to real-money gambling, and daily fantasy sports in 19 countries, including the United States.

Though there aren't many $2 bills in circulation anymore, Thomas Jefferson's beloved Virginia just made spending money on daily fantasy sports ("DFS") contests legal.

We had previously written about the reports that the Walt Disney Co. ("Disney") had entered into talks with DraftKings about an investment opportunity that would provide Disney with an equity position in the fantasy sports company, while valuing DraftKings at around $1 billion.

Competitive video gaming (eSports) is a billion dollar industry. Millions of viewers tune in annually to watch players in real-time compete for prize money and bragging rights.