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Law firms looking to cash in on new work sparked by a recently enacted Illinois state law expanding the availability of video poker and other games may be waiting a while. The law, passed last month, would allow thousands of new video poker and other games to be set up in the state's bars and restaurants. But at a public meeting of the Illinois Gaming Board on Tuesday, Chairman Aaron Jaffe said he lacks the staff attorneys and other resources to meet the Sept. 1 deadline for the new licensing rules.
August 27, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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