A Dram of Legality: Losers' Suits to Recover Losses Are Generally Defensible

Topics:
Gambling,
Video games
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Components,
DRAM,
Global Gaming Business,
Hardware,
Loss,
Memory,
Semiconductors,
Suit
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Global Gaming Business

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Overview: This article focuses on lawsuits filed by gambling losers for recovery of casino losses, which are nothing new. Experienced gaming lawyers have been successfully defeating them for years, originally as the other side of debt collection. This article asserts that loss-recovery suits have been, and can continue to be successfully defended. Management's job is more difficult. It must take all reasonable steps to avoid soliciting known compulsives without unduly impacting revenue.

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Format: PDF | Size: 205KB | Date: Mar 2003 | Pages: 1

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