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Eric D. Frank, associate of the law firm Duane Morris LLP, concentrates his practice in the areas of gaming and regulatory matters for both land-based and Internet gaming clients. Duane Morris has both a national and international presence in the gaming industry. Frank represents casino operators, holding companies, gaming manufacturers/suppliers, private equity institutional investors and individuals in licensing and compliance, acquisitions and mergers, litigation, bankruptcy and administrative matters. His gaming practice expands beyond commercial casino gaming and includes representative matters in Indian gaming and the lottery and horse racing industries. Frank is a regular author on Duane Morris’s unique Gaming Law Blog.
Farmville, Mafia Wars, Candy Crush Saga… the list goes on. Social gaming is truly everywhere. So, it’s not surprising that the gaming industry is moving full steam ahead with the integration of social gaming into both brick-and-mortar and Internet product offerings.
If you haven’t heard of Bitcoin yet, you soon will. Bitcoin, the peer-to-peer digital currency launched in 2009 and taking the Internet by storm, appeared before Congress last month in a hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on the “Challenges and Promises of Digital Currencies.”
