Chambers USA Names Jeff Ifrah to Band 1 Nationally in Gaming & Licensing Law; Ifrah Law also Recognized in Gaming
Founding partner Jeff Ifrah is one of only two attorneys ranked in Band 1 – USA: National for Gaming & Licensing Law in this year’s Chambers USA rankings. He is also ranked in White Collar Crime & Government Investigations in the District of Columbia. Regarding Jeff’s practice, sources told Chambers researchers: “Jeff Ifrah is second…
Read MoreEGR North American Business Advisory Partner of the Year
It gives us great pleasure to announce that we have won the EGR North America Business Advisory Partner of the Year award for a second time. As a team, we are very proud of the hard work we put into helping our clients succeed in the regulated gaming markets across the United States.
Read MoreESPN Turns to Ifrah to Comment on Calvin Ridley Scandal
FAQ: Calvin Ridley exemplifies challenge of stopping players from betting Jeff Ifrah, a prominent gaming attorney in Washington, D.C., said it is difficult for sportsbooks to identify prohibited bettors, especially if a sports league hasn’t provided a comprehensive list of personnel and identifying data. “It may be the case, for example, that a football player…
Read MoreIfrah Law and EGR Announce 2022 Ifrah Pitch Competition for Start-ups Entering the Online Gaming Space
Today, Ifrah Law and EGR North America kicked off the 2022 ‘Ifrah Pitch’ competition; a competition for small business start-ups looking to enter the online gaming space in the United States. Internationally recognized in online gaming and sports betting law, attorney Jeff Ifrah seeks to encourage innovation in the industry and support entrepreneurs working to bring their product to market. To enter…
Read MoreAmerican Bar Association publishes “RICO to the Rescue?” in its White Collar Crime Committee Newsletter.
An article penned by James Trusty’s has recently been featured in The American Bar Association’s White Collar Crime Committee Newsletter. (WINTER/SPRING 2022). The piece, entitled “Rico to the Rescue?”, is available for download below. To view the article, please click the “Download PDF” tab.
Read MoreIfrah Law Partner Michelle Cohen Moderating All Star Sports Betting Panel at the Prestigious NYU’s Sports Law Association 11th Annual Sports Law Colloquium
WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ifrah Law, one of the world’s leading gaming firms, is pleased to announce Michelle Cohen, Partner, will serve as the moderator of the sports betting panel during the 11th annual Sports Law Association Colloquium sponsored by NYU’s Sports Law Association on Friday March 4, 2022. To register for the event, please follow the link below.
Read MoreThe Metaverse Finally Has a Killer App: Poker
In Decentraland, the poker parlors, known as ICE Poker, are run by a company called Decentral Games, which doesn’t possess a gambling license in the U.S. and argues it doesn’t need one. Gamers aren’t directly cashing out chips for money after they play, says Ryan De Taboada, the company’s chief operating officer. Yet experts say the…
Read MoreJeff Ifrah Recognized as “Sports Betting Power Player” by PoliticsNY
New York legalized mobile sports betting in January 2022, and the newly legal market had a record-breaking start with wagers reaching the $1 billion mark in just the first 15 days. Before it was legal in New York, bettors in the state were either gambling with offshore / illegal sportsbooks or taking their dollars to neighboring Pennsylvania and…
Read MoreFormer Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores sues NFL citing systemic racism
DIRKS: One of the reasons the NFL resisted sports betting for so long is because it was worried it might corrupt games, says Jeff Ifrah, a gambling law expert. JEFF IFRAH: The leagues have always suggested this occurs from the outside. There’s outside influence – right? – where particular bettors might try to get a…
Read MoreDon’t bet on it. Wagering on the Super Bowl is illegal in California
Jeff Ifrah, a gambling law expert who leads a trade association for regulated online gaming companies, doesn’t buy the argument that offshore sites can legally take sports bets from Californians. “The feds, of course, still have the authority to go after offshore sports betting,” Ifrah said.
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