Lawyer Kate Lowenhar-Fisher Quoted in the USA Today Article “Sports betting: Congress may try to regulate, but passage of any legislation is a long shot”
Las Vegas Lawyer Kate Lowenhar-Fisher was quoted in the USA Today article titled “Sports betting: Congress may try to regulate, but passage of any legislation is a long shot”.
On Monday, May 14th, the Supreme Court ruled the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act unconstitutional. Now that the 1992 federal ban on sports betting has been prohibited, a number of states are rushing to pass laws to legalize and regulate sports betting within state lines. The question is will Congress try to regulate and take federal action?
"This is potentially a bipartisan issue," said Kate Lowenhar-Fisher, a Las Vegas-based gaming attorney. "It makes for strange bedfellows.”
To read the full article, please click here.
On Monday, May 14th, the Supreme Court ruled the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act unconstitutional. Now that the 1992 federal ban on sports betting has been prohibited, a number of states are rushing to pass laws to legalize and regulate sports betting within state lines. The question is will Congress try to regulate and take federal action?
"This is potentially a bipartisan issue," said Kate Lowenhar-Fisher, a Las Vegas-based gaming attorney. "It makes for strange bedfellows.”
To read the full article, please click here.
