Gambling / Gaming
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Gambling / Gaming
This Isn't The Road To Victory The Eagles Were Singing About
There are more legal ways for attorneys to get salary bonuses. -
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How AI Is The Catalyst For Reshaping Every Aspect Of Legal Work
Findings from the "Future of Professionals Report," based on a survey of 1,200 professionals from North and South America and the UK. -
Gambling / Gaming
For The Love Of God, Cards Against Humanity Isn't Breaking Any Laws By Making You Help People
I will personally be blocking anyone I see making this dumb argument from the company's Twitter.
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Courts
Is Sonia Sotomayor A Secret Poker Star?
Remember the Justice's poker face when she takes all your money. -
Small Law Firms
Lawyer Who Landed Wordle/New York Times Deal Shares Gaming Strategies
Maybe these can help you win! -
Sports
Federal Judge Invalidates Sports Betting Compact Between Florida And Seminole Tribe
Friedrich left open the possibility that Florida citizens can still authorize such betting through a citizens' initiative in the future. -
Government, Sports
Judgment Day Is Coming For Hard Rock Sportsbook In Florida
The Department of the Interior is claiming that it did not authorize persons in Florida to place wagers off of the Seminole Tribe's lands but, instead, state law authorized it. -
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Courts
PokerStars Operators Petition Supreme Court To Trim $1.3B Judgment
The petitioners are arguing that their case is the poster child for a grossly excessive punishment. -
Sports
Legalization Of Online Sports Betting In Florida Could Be Stalled For Violating Federal Laws
The plaintiffs take issue with Florida's interpretation of what it means to place a sports wager on Indian lands. -
Sports
Ohio Wants Sports Betting Bill Passed Before The Summer
The proposal would open up the floodgates for competing sports betting operators in Ohio. -
Sports
FanDuel Sportsbook Sued For Faulty Betting Information
Andrew B. Melnick has sued FanDuel Sportsbook for displaying the wrong amount of time remaining on a game. -
Sports
2020 Election Day Brings Sports Betting Measures On The Ballots In 3 States
As of now, 22 states and the District of Columbia allow individuals to place wagers on sporting contests.
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Courts
Horse Lords Make Constitutional Case Over Derby Disqualification
When reached for comment, Maximum Security said "neigh," because he's a freaking horse. -
Government
Republican Finally Proposes Non-Idiotic Video Game Law For First Time In Recorded History
This is also the first non-stupid law to be proposed by the Republican Senate in a while. -
Health / Wellness
Gambling Addiction In The Legal Profession
If you are dealing with this issue or know a lawyer who is, there are many resources you can turn to for help. -
Government
Trump Administration Takes Aim At Online Gambling In Sudden Wire Act Reversal
Will the federal government really try to shut down online lotteries, poker, and daily fantasy sports in 90 days? -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 03.19.18
* “This is crazy.” Donald Trump reportedly had members of his White House senior staff sign nondisclosure agreements that are supposed to last beyond his presidency. This raised some brows, but dissenters concluded that the contracts weren’t likely to be enforceable, so they signed on the dotted line. Yes, crazy. [Washington Post]
* With quotes from “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” President Trump’s personal lawyer, John Dowd, said — first on behalf of the president as his counsel, and later, on behalf of only himself (oopsie?) — that it’s time for the Mueller probe to end. [Daily Beast]
* And following a tweet storm about Mueller this weekend, it certainly seems like President Trump is gearing up to fire the special counsel. Congressional Republicans are less than pleased with the president’s behavior, and have issued a few stern warnings, urging Trump not to cross the “massive red [Mueller] line,” because “that would be the beginning of the end of his presidency.” [New York Times]
* Are you ready for legal sports betting? Your bookie might not be, but America’s four major U.S. sports leagues are preparing for anything and everything that could happen as a result of the Supreme Court’s forthcoming ruling. [Washington Post]
* “What’re you in for?” “A law degree.” According to a report from the ACLU, debts “from medical bills to car payments to student loans” are being criminalized, and courts across the country are issuing arrest warrants. [Idaho Statesman]
* Christopher Tripp Zanetis, NYFD fire marshal, U.S. Air Force captain, Debevoise associate, RIP. We’ll have more on his passing later today. [American Lawyer]
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Health / Wellness
Gambling Your Law School Tuition And Legal Career Away
If you are dealing with this issue or know a lawyer who is, there many resources for help. -
Supreme Court
SCOTUS Oral Arguments Suggest That America’s Sports Betting Ban Could Soon End
Looks like sports betting may be coming to Jersey sooner rather than later.