Slices of the gaming pie may be getting smaller as more jurisdictions vie for gamblers’ dollars, but the industry’s expansion—and contraction—has meant more opportunities for lawyers to get in on the action.
Gaming lawyers from multiple jurisdictions abounded in Philadelphia this week as the applicants and current casino operator license holders vie for or oppose the second casino license up for grabs in the city. More than 30 law firms were listed on the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s website as representing either applicants, existing license holders or manufacturers of gaming equipment. And that was for just one casino in one city. The firms included some of the largest in Pennsylvania, a number of smaller Harrisburg-based firms, several out-of-state firms and even one from Australia.
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