Companies seeking gaming licenses and registrations (whether as an operator or a service provider, such as an affiliate) should pay special attention to states’ increasing diversity requirements. In considering license applications, gaming regulators are emphasizing organizations’ commitments to diversity. The areas of focus include minority and women’s participation in company ownership, hiring, and use of diverse outside vendors.
Marissa Coleman’s roots in the Maryland area run deep. After attending St. John’s College High School in D.C., she graduated from the University of Maryland in 2009. She was then …
Women are still largely under-represented on corporate boards around the world, despite a fair number of recent regulatory measures and efforts which aim at increased diversity in corporate leadership positions.
Ifrah Law has announced the hire of Austin John (A.J.) Collins as an associate to its legal team. Collins will focus his practice on the legal sports betting arena, where …
By James Trusty In late October, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued guidance that removes a significant hurdle from the daily operations of the mobile betting industry. FinCEN specifically …
By Charlie La Vine, GW Law 2L Maryland residents await the full roll-out of sports betting, including popular mobile betting. However, the state has only begun to license a limited …
By Christopher Calnan As the popularity of online betting continues to rise, the demand for greater diversity in fast-growing gaming companies is being backed by state lawmakers regulating the industry. …
Arizona Grants Genius Sports Temporary Sports Betting License Genius Sports Limited, the official data, technology and commercial partner that powers the ecosystem connecting sports, betting and media, has announced that …