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At Elkind & Lipton our mandate is based on the belief that our clients want a relationship that rests on a basis of trust, confidence, open communications and the delivery of high quality service for a fair and reasonable fee.

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Update on the Regulatory Modernization Act - April, 2008

In May 2008, Elkind & Lipton LLP was proud to contribute to the inaugural edition of the new magazine publication Canadian Gaming Lawyer.  This magazine will feature issues and updates of interest to members of the gaming community.  For a hard copy of the magazine, please contact Michael Lipton at mdliptonqc@aol.com
Canadian Gaming Lawyer - May 2008: View the PDF

Michael D. Lipton, Q. C. has been named to ''Best Lawyers in Canada'' in the Gaming Law field for 2008. He is one of only four lawyers in Canada to be so honoured.

Recent Changes to the Ontario Human Rights Code

Changes to Canadian Competition Law

Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgements by Canadian Courts

The Gaming Law Minefield program constitutes one of the most comprehensive, state-of-the-law gaming programs available. Program attendees have consistently rated the program as a valuable educational experience that provides participants with the opportunity to meet and talk with a wide variety of gaming law experts and leading state and Native American regulators.
For more information about this National Institute, visit the ABA-CLE website @ http://www.abanet.org/cle/programs/n08glm1.html or phone ABA Member Services @ 800.285.2221.

Michael Lipton recently spoke at the Casino Affiliates Convention in Montreal on the "Legality of Casino Affiliate Marketing in Canada''.

Michael Lipton will be speaking & leading a panel of experts on the topic of "Mobile Gaming" at the annual Global Gaming Exposition in Las Vegas, Nevada which is the largest gaming trade show in the world.

Kevin Weber recently spoke at an Anti-Money Laundering seminar in Victoria, British Columbia about I-gaming.