As Detroit Squanders Opportunity, Windsor Solidifies Its Share of the Casino Market
22 August 2001
By David Waddell
Maybe Paula Blanchard was right. Several years ago, as a member of the Michigan Gaming Control Board, Ms. Blanchard expressed concern about having "temporary" casinos open in the City. Her primary objection was that such "temporaries" would lead to delays in getting the permanent casinos open. Permanent casinos will bring with them several key components that are essential to the City of Detroit. Perhaps none is more critical than the hotel rooms which Detroit
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David Waddell is an attorney for Regulatory Management Counselors, P.C. (RMC), which assists businesses in navigating the legislative, regulatory and licensing systems governing Michigan’s commercial and tribal casino industries. He is the co-author of The State of Michigan Gaming Law Legal Resource Book and one of the founders of The Michigan Gaming Newsletter.
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