Time to Roll 'Em for the Tropicana Las Vegas Casino's New Top Lawyer

When the casino emerged from bankruptcy last July, the new owner was ready to shuffle the deck. Looking for an ace in the hole, he made one of the first moves the hiring of a familiar face as his new GC, Joanne Beckett.

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