By Martin Bjoerck (iGB) Despite years of referrals and rulings, the EU’s top court continues to defer to national judges, leaving operator liability and player-loss claims unresolved across Germany, Austria and beyond. For years, Europe’s gambling industry looked towards Luxembourg in the hope that the European Court of Justice (ECJ) could deliver a decisive answer […]
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Alan Littler of Kalff Katz & Franssen has recently published a short article about the consultation process concerning the proposed remote gaming bill as published by the Dutch Ministry of Security & Justice in May 2013. The article entitled “Remote gaming – consultation ends and the ministry digests” was published in Issue 5 (2013) of iNTERGAMINGi (www.intergameonline.com).
Find the published article here
Published on 25 September 2013
German version: http://www.isa-guide.de/isa-gaming/articles/93446.html
“For over a year now, the remaining 15 federal states have not managed to grant sports betting and online-casino licenses on the basis of the current Interstate Treaty on Gambling. Obviously, there are enormous legal problems regarding the implementation of this treaty. … Continue Reading
by Santiago Asensi, Partner, Asensi Abogados
Just over one year has elapsed since the first online gaming licenses were granted in Spain and the latest figures published indicate a clear downward trend. It is certainly shocking to see how a situation of stagnation has been reached after such a short time in a new market whose growth figures were initially expected to have much greater room for improvement. … Continue Reading
By Quirino Mancini, Partner, Head of Sports, Media &Gaming Practice at SCM Lawyers, Rome
Over the last few months the Italian gaming industry has been heavily targeted, more than ever before, by the media whose bias, ill-information and populistic propaganda are simply stunning. Many politicians looking for visibility also promptly rode the media wave urging the government to freeze any release of new authorisations and licences to gaming operators but obviously omitting to say how to offset the ensuing shortfall in tax revenues that would immediately and substantially impact the Treasury’s budget if it did decide to anyhow downsize the gaming operations in Italy. … Continue Reading
On the occasion of the European iGaming Congress & Expo, Gaminglaw.eu and the International Masters of Gaming Law teamed up again to launch another special get-together event where the cream of the cream of the gaming law experts from all over the world will meet over drinks with the elite of the international gaming industry at the Gran Hotel La Florida. … Continue Reading
