NCLGS Judiciary Committee adds Multi-Jurisdictional Cooperation & Gambling Enforcement to the Docket at Winter Meeting

NCLGS Judiciary Committee adds Multi-Jurisdictional Cooperation and Gambling Enforcement to the Docket

At Upcoming Winter Meeting

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico: The National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS) today announced a high-level panel focused on how multi-jurisdictional cooperation is reshaping efforts to combat illegal and unregulated gambling operations that now capture large amounts of the US gaming market. The Committee session will take place during the NCLGS Winter Meeting, December 10-13 at the Fairmont El San Juan hotel. Over 160 legislators and regulators from more than 30 states will convene with industry executives and subject-matter experts.

The Judiciary Committee session will highlight coordinated enforcement strategies involving state attorneys general, gaming regulators, lawmakers, and federal partners, bringing together leading voices from government, law enforcement and the gaming industry to outline practical, forward-looking approaches to combatting illegal gambling in all its evolving forms. The panel will also discuss newer verticals entering the market, such as the prediction market, and how state officials are responding.

The Committee will be chaired by Assemblymember Brittney Miller of Nevada, a member of the NCLGS Executive Committee. Expert presenters include:

Jay Atkins, Director of Government Affairs, FanDuel; former First Assistant, Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Jonathan Blanton, First Assistant Attorney General, Office of the Ohio Attorney General
Greg Brower, Shareholder, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck; former U.S. Attorney
Dan Wallach, Founder, Wallach Legal LLC

The NCLGS Winter Meeting has been approved for 10.5 general CLE credits through the State Bar of Nevada. If you are seeking CLE credits from your attendance at the Winter Meeting, be sure to have your Bar Association number with you. This information will be required on the CLE sign-in sheet each day.

The NCLGS Winter Meeting will feature more than a dozen sessions over four days, addressing key issues in sports betting, responsible gaming, tribal gaming, lotteries, and iGaming.This year’s event also will include two evening networking receptions and a late-night reception.

NCLGS, founded more than a quarter-century ago, is the only organization of state lawmakers that meets on a regular basis to discuss issues related to gaming. NCLGS neither promotes nor opposes gaming but is focused on proper regulation and promoting best practices in the governance of this important industry.

For detailed information regarding registration for the Winter Meeting, click here.

NCLGS: is the only organization of state lawmakers that meets on a regular basis to discuss gaming-related issues. The NCLGS semiannual meetings, which are open to the public, attract numerous state legislators as well as regulators, gaming operators and suppliers, attorneys, lobbyists, media, and other stakeholders to discuss all aspects of regulated gaming, as well as the risk implications of unregulated gaming. NCLGS Meetings are proudly produced and organized by Spectrum Gaming Group which serves as Executive Director.