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Category: Legal News
Atlantic City keeps resisting two new casinos in North Jersey
The “No North Jersey Casinos” coalition is presenting to November’s voters arguments against the two new casinos in New Jersey.
Today the jury begins casino land trial
Steve Wynn can participate as a witness in the trial that will define the accusations of three men for the Everett casino land.
Las Vegas Sands settles investigation with US$9 million
The major American casino brand has been probed by the US Securities Exchange Commission –SEC– for the last five years.
Judge rules in favour of the Borgata Casino
The Borgata had filed a lawsuit against Atlantic City stating that city officials overvalued its property deliberately to get the resort to pay a higher property tax.
Chinese online gambling operator caught in Vietnam
The suspect is wanted by the Chinese government for allegedly operating an online gambling site worth more than US$60 billion in mainland China.
Isle of Man investigates four of its betting operators
Local police received various complaints about unfair cancellation of transactions from customers.
Alabama AG orders DraftKings and FanDuel to stop operations
Alabama Attorney General, Luther Strange, sent a cease and desist letter to FanDuel and DraftKings urging them to stop their operations in the Southern state.
Police forces conduct raids in three European countries
As part of an international probe on illegal gambling, 15 addresses were raided in the Netherlands, Germany and Austria.
New witnesses summoned for US$81M cyber heist probe
Senator Teofisto Guingona III invited a number of witnesses to testify before the Senate after Kim Wong shed some light on the investigation and returned a portion of the stolen funds.
Despite unfavourable ruling, VictoryLand will reopen
Owner Milton McGregor affirmed during a press conference inside the shuttered casino, he will reopen “by the summer.”
New Jersey sues Atlantic City
Gov. Chris Christie announced yesterday (Monday) the state is suing Atlantic City’s government for owing millions of dollars to the city’s school district.