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Inherent Stresses of the Casino Operator Licensing Process

16 February 2000
It's been a long road for Greektown Casino, L.L.C. investors, Ted Gatzaros, Jim Papas and the Sault Ste. Marie Chippewa Indian Tribe. Over 10 years ago, they began their quest for casino gambling in the City of Detroit. At a time when many were abandoning the City, these investors had the vision to foresee a transformed City with entertainment options and nightlife for everyone. ... (read more)
 

New Technology Helps Problem Gamblers Help Themselves

9 February 2000
With the recent tragic events in Detroit, a great deal of attention has appropriately turned to Michigan's problem and compulsive gamblers. Much effort is being put forth in Michigan to ensure that problem and compulsive gamblers are able to get the help they need to beat their addiction. Michigan's ... (read more)
 

Tragedy and Triumph: Michigan Casinos Experience Full Range of Emotions

2 February 2000
It has been an emotionally draining week for the gaming industry in Michigan. Last Wednesday afternoon, tragedy struck when an off duty police officer took his own life on the casino floor after a long day of gambling at both of Detroit... (read more)
 

Indian Casino Challenge Raises New Questions

26 January 2000
Last week, a Circuit Court Judge ruled that the four Tribal-State gaming compacts approved by Michigan's legislature in 1998 are invalid. Judge Peter D. Houk, Chief Judge of the Ingham County Circuit Court held that the Legislature's approval of the compacts by joint resolution violated state law. In ... (read more)
 

Auto Show Draws Crowds, Detroit Keeps Them Here

19 January 2000
This week, thousands of automotive industry personnel and members of the media have descended on the City of Detroit for the 2000 North American International Auto Show. This nine-day event, one of the largest of its kind on the planet, is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors, both first-time ... (read more)
 

What's Happening with Tribal Gaming?

12 January 2000
With all the excitement surrounding the Detroit casinos, Michigan's tribal casinos have slipped somewhat out of the spotlight. However, tribal gaming is an important part of the gaming industry in Michigan. A study released in 1999 placed Michigan fourth in the nation for revenue generated by Indian casinos. ... (read more)
 

Another Big Year Ahead for Michigan Gaming

5 January 2000
Now that the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is behind us, and fears of the Millenium Bug have been laid to rest, I find myself looking forward to what the New Year holds for Michigan's gaming industry. Of course, this will be a big year for the three private casinos in Detroit. Within a few ... (read more)

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David Waddell
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.

David Waddell Websites:

www.michigangaming.com
David Waddell
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.

David Waddell Websites:

www.michigangaming.com