The 16th Annual National Institute on the Gaming Law Minefield

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The National Law Review is pleased to inform you of the 16th Annual National Institute on the Gaming Law Minefield:

ABA Gaming Law 2012

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Gaming Law Minefield 2012

Event Information

When

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February 23 – 24, 2012

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Where

  • Green Valley Ranch Resort & Spa
  • 2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy
  • Las Vegas, NV, 89101
  • United States of America

Program Description

The Gaming Law Minefield National Institute is one of the most comprehensive, state-of-the-law gaming programs available. Program attendees have consistently rated the program as a valuable
educational experience that provides participants with the opportunity to meet and talk with a wide variety of gaming law experts and leading state and Native American regulators.

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  • The program will discuss revolutionary legal, regulatory, and ethical issues confronting both commercial and Native American gaming.
  • Two hours of ethics credit will be available.
  • Learn about global anti-corruption initiatives, Internet gaming, and the challenges faced
    by commercial and Native American gaming.
  • Gain knowledge on the latest techniques to cope with problem gamblers.

Who should attend:

Attorneys, compliance officers, Native American leaders, regulators, and legislators will gain invaluable insights into current trends, opportunities, and obstacles in the gaming industry.

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