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Nevada casinos came up snake eyes on Monday after rolling the dice on the hope that they wouldn't be subject to California laws for misleading advertising. In a unanimous ruling, the California Supreme Court held that casinos and other out-of-state businesses that advertise in California -- by any method including billboards, newspapers and the Internet -- can be sued in the state's courts. Business groups had warned that a decision against the casinos could subject California to a flood of litigation.
June 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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