The Supreme Court of the Netherlands has ruled that gambling losses incurred with unlicensed online operators before the country's regulated online gambling market launched on Oct. 1, 2021, are not automatically recoverable, dealing a setback to players seeking reimbursement for historical losses.
A preliminary ruling by the Supreme Court of the Netherlands has quashed the ambitions of players seeking refunds from operators previously active in the country without a license.
The battle for control of the prediction markets space is heading to the Supreme Court, say US lawyers, with some claiming the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) may have a key advantage over the states.
Before DraftKings and FanDuel, before Kalshi and Polymarket, there was Jay Cohen and World Sports Exchange.
Kalshi’s legal battle with the Michigan Attorney General will end up in the Supreme Court, says a corporate lawyer, after a judge hit the prediction market player with a temporary restraining order.
An ongoing dispute over a proposed casino in Rockingham County is headed to North Carolina’s Supreme Court.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that skill games are subject to the state’s Gaming Act and Crimes Code, overturning lower court decisions that had allowed the machines to operate outside slot machine regulations.
