Tuesday, 3 December 2024

Caroline M. Gallay Article Archive

Caroline M. Gallay has contributed 10 articles published on the iGaming News site.
Industry Trade Organization Sues Minnesota Public Safety Department (6 May 2009)
The Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association, an industry trade group that lobbies Congress, filed suit in Federal District Court against John Willems, the director of the gambling enforcement division of the public safety department.
Florida Bill Calling for Study of Internet Poker Dies (5 May 2009)
Florida Senate Bill 682, which had excited some industry insiders with an amendment that called for a study of Internet poker, died the final day of session this year.
Minnesota Rep. to Challenge I.S.P. Blocking Order (5 May 2009)
The Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety is still unsure of how it will respond to the bill introduced Monday by Republican Representative Pat Garofalo that would thwart its efforts to ban Internet gambling in the state.
Minnesota Crackdown Rests on Shaky Legal Ground, Lawyer Says (30 April 2009)
Minnesota’s attempt this week to block state residents from accessing nearly 200 gaming Web sites has left pro-gambling interests incensed and gaming lawyers incredulous.
Florida Online Poker Study Bill Still without a Vote (28 April 2009)
Florida Senate Bill 682, which calls for a study of Internet poker to be presented in December and recommendations for legislation to protect Floridians currently engaging in unregulated online poker, has again been moved to special order calendar.
Florida Senate Bill Amended with Internet Poker Study Language (24 April 2009)
The Florida Legislature was abuzz last week with developments regarding Internet and video poker.
$2.5 Million Spent Lobbying U.S. I-Gaming Policy in Fourth Quarter (Continued) (20 April 2009)
Approximately $2.54 million was spent during the fourth quarter of 2008 lobbying federal I-gaming policy in the United States.
$2.5 Million Spent Lobbying U.S. I-Gaming Policy in Fourth Quarter (16 April 2009)
Approximately $2.54 million was spent during the fourth quarter of 2008 lobbying federal I-gaming policy in the United States.
Insights | State by State (14 April 2009)
IGamingNews asked the United States' top Internet gambling lawyers about which states they think will be the first to regulate some form of Internet gambling.
Illinois Gov. Not Hot on Gambling Expansion, but Internet Lottery Proposal Progressing (3 April 2009)
As Illinois struggles to bridge its budget deficit, there has been recent bipartisan interest in privatizing the state lottery and offering some of its services online.