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By I. Nelson Rose I am the co-editor-in-chief of the Gaming Law Review, the law journal covering gaming law. Two cases we report in Volume 12, No. 1, involve patrons who were involved in auto accidents suing casinos. The allegations are typical: The casinos supposedly got the drivers who caused the accident drunk. Nothing unusual about that. What is different is that the suits were filed in Kentucky and Arkansas, states without casino...
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