Lawyer Remains Hopeful in Ongoing Gaming Dispute
- Feb 14, 2008
Antigua attorney Mark Mendel says he does not expect December’s disappointing US$21 million arbitrated award to affect the results of a second arbitration process.
Read More . . .Antigua attorney Mark Mendel says he does not expect December’s disappointing US$21 million arbitrated award to affect the results of a second arbitration process.
Read More . . .Massachusetts State police simultaneously raided several residences on Monday night as part of a months-long investigation into an illegal Internet sports wagering operation.
Read More . . .Inn the first step towards getting legalize professional sports betting in Atlantic City casinos, the New Jersey Assembly Thursday approved a bill to ask for voters' ratification.
Read More . . .The New Jersey Assembly will decide today whether to ask voters to legalize professional sports betting in Atlantic City casinos, a move opposed by the NFL and one that would have to overcome federal law.
Read More . . .Supporters of the new Kansas gambling law were jubilant Friday after a judge ruled that the law passed constitutional muster...
Read More . . .For attorney Richard Ackerman, a bill introduced by Assemblyman Kevin Jeffries, R-Lake Elsinore, to decriminalize small sports-betting pools is a good thing...
Read More . . .Other football fans are taking the game more seriously and handing over big bucks to bookmakers, both legal and not-so-legal. All these Super Bowl wagers spotlight a persistent Internal Revenue Service problem...
Antigua has asked the WTO to arbitrate in a dispute over gambling with the United States as the tiny country continues to seek discussions with Washington.
Read More . . .TRENTON –– First District legislators are among a group leading the effort to allow sports betting in Atlantic City casinos...
Read More . . .New Jersey legislators are reviving an effort to legalize betting on professional sports; an Assembly committee is slated to consider legislation Thursday.
Read More . . .Delaware racino operators said they're encouraged by a recent state report saying sports betting would help fill the state's depleted tax coffers.
Read More . . .Dr. Errol Cort has rejected the suggestion of an international intellectual property specialist that Antigua could be in violation of a key international copyright treaty if it moves forward on a recent WTO decision.
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