Lively questions addressed in Nev. gaming law book
By Richard N. Velotta, Las Vegas Review-Journal
Greg Giordano
What kind of paperwork do I have to file to go to work in a casino?
How bad do I have to be to be listed in Nevada’s “black book?”
And what the heck is the “gray list?”
Those are some of the questions answered in the new edition of the “Nevada Gaming Law Practice and Procedure Manual,” unveiled last month in a reception during a gaming law conference at UNLV.
Greg Giordano, a gaming attorney with the McDonald Carano Wilson law firm, was the chief editor for the book, published by the State Bar of Nevada Publications Department and the Gaming Law Section of the State Bar of Nevada, but the 19 authors are an all-star team of practicing gaming lawyers.