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Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call

Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call

May 26, 2026

Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call

By: Ifrah Law

Michelle Cohen guides and defends Ifrah Law’s iGaming clients when government agencies launch enforcement actions alleging unlawful gambling, advertising, and marketing practices. Michelle has decades of experience advising and defending organizations facing these and other claims related to consumer protections and privacy. When faced with cease-and-desist orders and costly litigations, Michelle’s clients count on her credibility, diligence, and deep knowledge of iGaming advertising and consumer protection laws to successfully negotiate with Federal Trade Commission (FTC) officials, state attorneys general, and gaming regulators. Playing Defense on Multiple Fronts: What Federal and State Regulators Are Looking For The FTC has long sought to protect consumers by initiating enforcement actions that challenge companies’ advertising claims. Today, many state attorneys general and gaming regulators…

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Conviction by Clickwrap?

May 20, 2026

Conviction by Clickwrap?

By: Robert Ward

“Terms and conditions” are ubiquitous. They appear on baseball tickets,[1] in air conditioning repair agreements,[2] and, of course, on essentially every website we visit on a daily basis. By now, as the Seventh Circuit has put it, reasonable consumers “understand there will be terms and conditions associated with using a website.”[3] When disputes about terms and conditions are at issue in court, they often arise…

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Cold Water on Insider Trading Fears: Prediction Markets Miss the 2026 NFL Draft

April 29, 2026

Cold Water on Insider Trading Fears: Prediction Markets Miss the 2026 NFL Draft

By: John Mikuta

From April 23 to April 25, the National Football League (“NFL”) held its annual player selection draft.  Over 800,000 fans gathered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to watch Commissioner Roger Goodell announce the picks live, with millions more watching on TV and other digital platforms.[1]  But the NFL Draft is not just a spectator event—both traditional sportsbooks and prediction-market platforms allowed customers to risk money predicting which…

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State of Opportunity

May 16, 2014

State of Opportunity

By: Ifrah Law

Online gambiling is up and running in New Jersey and it’s off to a strong start, providing a welcome shot in the arm for ailing Atlantic City. Lawyer Sarah Coffey offers some early analysis. Gambling-Insider-State-of-Opportunity

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The Law According to NJ

May 16, 2014

The Law According to NJ

By: Ifrah Law

Jeff Ifrah and Sarah Coffey of Ifrah Law explain everything you need to know about the New Jersey iGaming regulations. Gaming-Intelligence-The-Law-According-to-NJ

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Potential Jackpot for Pennsylvania: State’s Analysis of iGaming, Sports Betting, and Fantasy Sports

May 7, 2014

Potential Jackpot for Pennsylvania: State’s Analysis of iGaming, Sports Betting, and Fantasy Sports

By: Ifrah Law

Today, the Pennsylvania Legislative Budget and Finance Committee released a long anticipated report entitled “The Current Condition and Future Viability of Casino Gaming in Pennsylvania.” Last December, the Pennsylvania State Senate passed a resolution calling for a study, which has been viewed as an important step in expansion of gaming in the state to include online gaming and other potential revenue streams. There has been…

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Report from Energized iGaming Conference

March 24, 2014

Report from Energized iGaming Conference

By: Ifrah Law

The iGNA March 2014 conference in Las Vegas started off with a bang. The conference boasted roughly double the attendance of last year’s conference. People were drawn to the vibrant and comprehensive panels. Attendees crossed the spectrum of involvement and interest in iGaming.  They included land-based and online gambling companies, mobile companies, politicians, media, regulators, suppliers, tribes, and, of course, us lawyers. Topics covered included:…

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Live Report From iGNA 2014 – Is iGaming The Problem or The Solution?

March 19, 2014

Live Report From iGNA 2014 – Is iGaming The Problem or The Solution?

By: Ifrah Law

This afternoon at the iGaming North America 2014 conference an interesting panel, “Visionaries’ Perspective—Is i-Gaming the Problem or the Solution?” explored two vastly divergent viewpoints on online gaming in the United States. The panel was moderated by Steve Lipscomb, the Founder of the World Poker Tour, and featured, Mitch Garber, the CEO Caesars Acquisition Co. and Caesars Interactive Entertainment, and Andy Abboud, Vice President of…

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Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call

Michelle Cohen on iGaming Marketing: Five Critical Steps When Regulators Call
By: Ifrah Law

Conviction by Clickwrap?

Conviction by Clickwrap?
By: Robert Ward

Cold Water on Insider Trading Fears: Prediction Markets Miss the 2026 NFL Draft

Cold Water on Insider Trading Fears: Prediction Markets Miss the 2026 NFL Draft
By: John Mikuta

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