Many of the intellectual property issues I address as a gaming attorney are in poker representation agreements. These are agreements for poker pros to play for, endorse, and advertise for […]
Who Owns Your Poker? (Part II)Protecting IP in Poker Pro Representation Agreements
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I was fascinated by an article I saw on Tuesday in Wired (Cracking the Scratch Lottery Code by Jonah Lehrer – \’Easy Money\’ in the print edition) addressing the lack
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I have a friend in the poker industry. He\’s a fantastic player, very smart, and a successful entrepreneur. On top of it, he\’s a great guy. He has started up,
Who Owns Your Poker? (Part I)Why It\’s Important to Protect Your Intellectual Property
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I was all set this morning to write a blog entry on the continuing dispute in Kennedy & Omotoy v. Full Tilt Poker et al. (The original post by Dan
Much of a good lawyer\’s work comes down to listening (more than talking), reading, and writing. This is no different for gaming attorneys. I spend a large part of my
The latest order in Kentucky v 141 Internet Domain Names has just come down from the Franklin Circuit Court. Remember that this case goes back to 2008 when the Commonwealth of
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There has been some confusion on at least one major topic contained within the currently-circulating Reid bill (via @Kevmath), and that is surrounding the licensing of \’bad actors\’ (see below
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Stu Hoegner, our resident international gaming attorney here at Pokerati – a.k.a. @GamingCounsel as he is well-followed on Twitter – has located a copy of a document that has been
Here are my thoughts on the most interesting stories in the gaming sector over the past week or so: New Jersey Moves Forward on Intra-State Gaming – Yesterday, Monday, November 22nd,
The midterm elections and the November Nine are over, but interesting things keep happening in the gaming world. For starters, the lame-duck session of Congress is underway; time will tell
