Class Action in the Gaming Space
George Calhoun, counsel for WorldPay in the DraftKings’ case, speaks on class action in the gaming space and what the mandatory arbitration language in WRAP agreements should look like.
George Calhoun, counsel for WorldPay in the DraftKings’ case, speaks on class action in the gaming space and what the mandatory arbitration language in WRAP agreements should look like.
By Michelle Cohen, Ifrah Law Many companies view arbitration as preferable to state or federal court litigation for several reasons, including the ability to exclude class actions, confidentiality (and lack …
The Michigan Gaming Control Board recently authorized nine operators to begin online sports betting or both online gaming and sports betting. “The Michigan Gaming Control Board and the state’s commercial …
With approximately 20 states having already passed legislation since the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) cleared the way for states to legalize sports betting in 2018, legalized sports betting in America is …
By Ellen M. Zavian, Esq. George Calhoun is the attorney who rolls up his sleeves and gets in the trenches when representing his clients in complex business disputes. As the …
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has upheld the findings of a lower court, which found that a 1961 statute aimed at stopping organized criminal sportsbooks …
By Andrew Silver Sports wagering operators—along with anyone interested in the status of mandatory consumer arbitration—have their eyes on a class-action lawsuit filed by three video game players in November …
FanDuel Group, an online gaming company, has announced plans to make a multi-million-dollar investment in Fairmount Park Racetrack in Collinsville, Illinois. Under the terms of the agreement, the 95-year-old track …
By Michelle Cohen, Ifrah Law In determining whether an arbitration clause (and other provisions in a website or app’s terms of service) are valid, courts look at whether the organization …