By Michael D. Lipton, Q.C., Kevin J. Weber, and Jack I. Tadman On February 11, 2014, the Canadian Federal Government released its 2014 Budget. In the 2014 Budget, the Federal Government pledged to introduce legislative...
Read MoreBy Patrick SullivanIndian tribes enjoy sovereign immunity from civil suits arising from contractual relationships, even if the contracts are made, paid, or performed entirely off the reservation. Tribally owned corporations...
Read MoreBy Peter J. KulickOptimism had inched higher that the United States would shift its i-gaming policy from a prohibitory approach to allowing some form of i-gaming. At the federal level, the growing optimism from supporters of...
Read MoreBy Luis Mesquita de Melo (MdME Lawyers)Over 10 years after the gaming market liberalization in the Macau Special Administrative Region, the Macau Government has for the first time enacted, in the form of an Administrative...
Read MoreThe end of 2012 and the early hours of 2013 for the United States were filled with anxiety with respect to whether the politicians could reach an agreement to avert the United States economy falling over the “fiscal cliff.” An...
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