Continuation licences and HMRC registration should now be a priority for UK-facing operators ahead of the UK’s move to a point-of-consumption regulatory and tax regime for iGaming from August, writes David Schollenberger of Healys. Continue reading →

David Schollenberger, Partner and Head of the Gaming Team at Healys LLP, examines the advantages and disadvantages of size for iGaming companies. Continue reading →

David Schollenberger, Partner and Head of Gaming and Leisure Team at Healys LLP, reports on the UK Office of Fair Trading’s release of proposed principles for online social gaming. Continue reading →

Judge refuses to maintain temporary restraining order on Atlantic Club Casino following lawsuit filed by Rational Group, writes David Schollenberger, Head of Gaming and Leisure Team at Healys LLP solicitors, London. Continue reading →

Is the American Gaming Association’s intervention into PokerStars’ New Jersey casino licence application protecting the public interest or an attempt to limit foreign competition? David Schollenberger, Partner and Head of Gaming Team, Healys LLP Solicitors, London, investigates. Continue reading →

UK DCMS releases draft legislation requiring UK licensing and Treasury to tax UK-facing offshore operators. By David Schollenberger, Partner and Head of Gaming Team at Healys LLP. Continue reading →

One of the problems arising out of this patchwork is that the legislation will vary from state to state on the products that can be offered and who can apply for licences, as well as the relationships with other states and countries where online gambling is legal. Continue reading →

The prosecution of Full Tilt Poker Directors Raymond Bitar and Nelson Burtnick, the legal implications, by David Schollenberger, Partner and Head of Gaming Team at Healys LLP. Continue reading →