by I. Nelson Rose | Mar 26, 2024 | Blogs
Are noncompete clauses in gaming executive contracts enforceable? That’s a question that could emerge as Wynn Las Vegas’ recent lawsuit against Fontainebleau Las Vegas moves forward. The suit accuses Fontainebleau of illegally poaching Wynn executives under contract....
by I. Nelson Rose | Mar 25, 2024 | Blogs
Every lawyer should carry a parrot trained to say two words. Especially criminal defense attorneys. That way at their first meeting, the lawyer can put the parrot on the new client’s shoulder to repeat over and over again, “Don’t talk! Don’t talk!” If you have been...
by I. Nelson Rose | Mar 5, 2024 | Blogs
The Attorney General of California has agreed that the state will now have no role in regulating five tribal casinos. More Indian casinos may follow. A federal trial court, and then, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals had ruled that California lost its right to...
by I. Nelson Rose | Feb 29, 2024 | Blogs
Gaming law is becoming more and more interesting, and international. The big boom in the U.S. is sports betting, and not just for the 35+ states that have legalized in the last few years. I have advised nearly a dozen professional bettors, all winners, on such diverse...
by I. Nelson Rose | Feb 29, 2024 | Blogs
I was recently featured in an insightful article that poses a fascinating question: Can Macau transform itself into Asia’s Las Vegas? This discussion takes center stage as Macau, the world’s largest gambling hub, embarks on an ambitious journey to diversify its...
by I. Nelson Rose | Feb 27, 2024 | Blogs
I was recently featured in a San Francisco Chronicle article titled “Sports gambling in California is illegal. Super Bowl bets will soar, anyway.” This piece delves into the intriguing scenario surrounding sports betting in California, especially in light...
