All posts tagged "lawsuit"
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Seminole Tribe’s Battle With Las Vegas Sands Paints A Bleak Picture For Future Gambling Expansion
An escalating legal battle between the Seminole Tribe and Las Vegas Sands paints a bleak picture for the future of gambling in Florida.
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Texas Tribes Gear Up For February SCOTUS Showdown With The State
SCOTUS will hear arguments in February as to whether the Restoration Act requires the tribes to submit to state gaming regulation.
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Virginia Skill Game Ban Prompts First Amendment Violation Claim
Virginia's skill game ban violated the First Amendment, contend attorneys for a businessman who took the commonwealth to court.
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Arrested Chinese Gambling Junket Operator’s Business Has An SBTech/DraftKings Connection
DraftKings subsidiary SBTech, already a bit of a legal liability, now finds itself adjacent to the latest scandal out of China.
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IGT Seeks Preemptive Court Judgment Against Any DOJ Prosecution Under Wire Act
The DOJ now has little hope of enforcing its opinion that the Wire Act applies to all wagering, but IGT wants certainty that it won't...
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Federal Court Rules Florida Sports Betting Compact Invalid, Will Other States Be Affected?
Florida's online sports betting mishap probably won't affect current online gambling elsewhere, but could impact laws down the road.
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Skillz Shareholder Lawsuit Faces Delays, Won’t Conclude This Year
Skillz stockholders claim that the skill games company perpetrated securities fraud, but may will wait longer than expected for a resolution.
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Class Actions Related To DraftKings And SBTech Consolidated Into Single Lawsuit
Plaintiffs in two class action lawsuits against DraftKings by its investors have received approval to be consolidate their cases.
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GNOG Investor Suit Claims DraftKings Takeover Deal Is Unfair, Warranted More Scrutiny
Did the GNOG Board of Directors properly assess the value of their own company before accepting DraftKings' offer? One investor says no.
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SCOTUS Grants Certiorari To Texas Tribes, Will Hear Restoration Act Case
The Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo of Texas will fight a Supreme Court battle to affirm their right to conduct gaming activities on their own land.
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Flutter Reaches $300M Settlement With Commonwealth Of Kentucky In PokerStars Case
A potentially historic SCOTUS battle has been averted, as PokerStars owner Flutter and Kentucky have reached an agreement to settle.
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PokerStars Petitions US Supreme Court Over $1.3 Billion Kentucky Verdict
Stars Interactive Holdings has petitioned SCOTUS for a writ of certiorari over the $1.3 billion fine it faces from the state of Kentucky.
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Conflict Of Interest Leads To Change Of Jurisidiction In Case Of ‘Lottery Lawyer’ Accused Of Defrauding Jackpot Winners
Jason Kurland is a lawyer accused by his clients of stealing part of their lottery winnings. The case recently moved to the SDNY.
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Poker Player Scott Robbins Sues Borgata For Lifetime Ban Over Comments He Claims Were Made In Jest
Scott Robbins says he asked a Borgata desk clerk if he'd survive a fall from the building's windows, and ended up banned for it.
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Woman Alleges BetMGM Owes Her $3 Million From Online Roulette In Michigan
A woman who says she won $3 million playing a St. Patrick's-themed roulette is suing BetMGM over what happened at its Michigan online casino.
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As Wire Act Appeal Window Closes, State Attorneys General Implore DOJ To Bury The Issue Once And For All
AGs of Ohio, Michigan, and 24 other states have written to the DOJ to ask it to put the Wire Act issue to rest once...
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Why The Latest Round Of Social Casino Lawsuits Is Focusing On App Distributors Rather Than The Game Developers
Google Play and the Apple App Store are being challenged in court separately for their role in distributing social casino products.
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Pennsylvania Casinos’ Long-Running Lawsuit Against State Lottery Dismissed By Commonwealth Court Judge
Pennsylvania casinos felt that the lottery was offering games too similar to their own slots. A judge has disagreed.
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Mike Postle Drops Defamation Lawsuit In Face Of Anti-SLAPP Motion, Now On The Hook For Legal Fees
After months without an update, Mike Postle's story has come to an end as he has dropped his defamation suit against Veronica Brill et al.
