Jeff Ifrah Talks With CardPlayer Media Regarding Anti-Online Poker Group’s Aim to Criticize Data Privacy in the Regulated Online Gaming Industry
Jeff Ifrah spoke with Brian Pempus at CardPlayer regarding an anti-online poker group who is criticizing advertising in the regulated online gaming space. Their claims come in the wake of FaceBook’s public turmoil over data privacy. Specifically, as reported by Business Insider, the anti-online poker group is highlighting the fact that data-driven online casino ads can…
Read MoreJames Trusty Explains The Distinction Between Being The Subject of and a Target of an Investigation
Mr Trusty, leader of Ifrah Law’s White Collar Defense practice group, has 28 years of experience as a prosecutor; he now focuses his practice on the litigation and resolution of complex disputes for clients facing issues ranging from cybersecurity and computer fraud, to money laundering and asset forfeiture. His recent successes include securing release for…
Read MoreJeff Ifrah to Discuss Blockchain, Bitcoin, and Cryptocurrencies at National Indian Gaming Association Convention
Founding Partner Jeff Ifrah will serve as a Panelist at NIGA’s Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention in Las Vegas, NV – April 17-20, 2018. Attendees will learn the basics of Blockchain, digital currency transactions, applications of the technology, and the fast changing regulations that govern them. The Panel will also discuss how this innovation is…
Read MoreJeff Ifrah Discusses Upcoming SCOTUS Sports Betting Ruling with Law360
Law360 (March 15, 2018, 4:51 PM EDT) — An imminent U.S. Supreme Court decision could open the door to sports betting in many states, but companies looking to jump into the space should start preparing and start looking for partnerships with existing casinos now, attorneys say. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in December in a case between New…
Read MoreJames Trusty Discusses California’s Immigration Standoff on Fox News
Jim Trusty, a partner at Ifrah Law and former Chief of the Department of Justice’s Organized Crime and Gang Division, made a weekend appearance on Fox News to discuss whether California officials are breaking the law by not cooperating with federal immigration policy. Mr Trusty, leader of Ifrah Law’s White Collar Defense practice group, has…
Read MoreJames Trusty Talks with Dana Perino About The Possibility of a Second Special Counsel
Jim Trusty, a partner at Ifrah Law and former Chief of the Department of Justice’s Organized Crime and Gang Division, made an appearance on Dana Perino’s Daily Briefing to provides insight into the potential of a second special counsel to investigate the FBI and DOJ. Mr Trusty, leader of Ifrah Law’s White Collar Defense practice group,…
Read MoreJames Trusty Appears on Fox News to Discuss Russia Probe Developments
Jim Trusty, a partner at Ifrah Law and former Chief of the Department of Justice’s Organized Crime and Gang Division, made appearances on Dana Perino’s Daily Briefing on FOX News to share insight on the Russia Probe, and the Grand Jury indictment that was handed down today. Mr Trusty, leader of Ifrah Law’s White Collar…
Read MoreJames Trusty Appears on Fox News and CNN to Discuss Nunes Memo Release
Jim Trusty, a partner at Ifrah Law and former Chief of the Department of Justice’s Organized Crime and Gang Division, made appearances on Dana Perino’s Daily Briefing on FOX News and on CNN’s Primetime to share insight on the Nunes Memo, including what it means to the Russia probe and whether it documents a serious…
Read MoreJeff Ifrah Interviewed about Washington State’s Investigation into Video Game Loot Box Offerings
Washington State Senate addresses loot box question Washington state Senator Kevin Ranker is the latest official to seek clarity over the highly divisive use of loot boxes in video games. The Democrat and former San Juan County Commissioner has charged the State Gambling Commission with identifying whether or not the boxes constitute gambling. Along with…
Read MoreJames Trusty Quoted on Rod Rosenstein’s Role in the Russia Probe
Rod Rosenstein faces new scrutiny for approving surveillance of Trump associate Less than a year after leaving Maryland with a reputation for staying above the political fray, Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein was thrust again into the maelstrom Monday after a report indicated he approved the continued surveillance of a Trump campaign adviser. The…
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