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I. Nelson Rose
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Professor I. Nelson Rose is a legal consultant and expert witness for individuals, governments and industry. Contact him for:
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China Has Plans for Macau
All six casino concessions in Macau are about to expire. The big question is whether the US-based companies – MGM, Wynn, and Las Vegas Sands – will be able to continue operating some of the most successful casinos in the world. Of much less importance is...
New York’s Unforced Error
Last week I wrote a blog explaining why the plan to issue online sports betting licenses in New York will be a disaster. [LINK] Not only will the tax rate be the highest in the nation – possibly a ridiculous 71% – but the entire law is on its face unconstitutional....
New York’s Sports Betting Disaster
On Friday, October 22nd the New York State Gaming Commission announced what the tax rates will be for anyone unfortunate to win the right to operate online sports betting. Most of the bids were probably already in, but the Gaming Commission graciously gave the...
Dept. of Interior to Review $470 Million Judgment Based on Law That Does Not Exist
Here’s a little nugget buried in the news: “US Interior Department calls to review Compact payments between Senecas and NY State,” LINK The fight is over whether the Seneca Nation must pay a $470 million judgment won by the State of New York. With any lawsuit...