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Nevada casinos that advertise in California may soon find themselves playing high-stakes poker on house terms. On Tuesday, the California Supreme Court seemed inclined to rule that in-state advertisements are sufficient contacts to subject out-of-state companies to California laws. Such a ruling would have implications far beyond Nevada, with thousands of companies routinely using such advertising to attract and solicit customers across the nation and beyond.
May 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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