NJ casinos have no duty to stop compulsive gamblers, judge rules
A judge has ruled that Atlantic City’s casinos have no legal obligation to stop compulsive gamblers from betting.
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A judge has ruled that Atlantic City’s casinos have no legal obligation to stop compulsive gamblers from betting.
A judge has ruled that Atlantic City’s casinos have no legal obligation to stop compulsive gamblers from betting.
A judge has ruled that Atlantic City’s casinos have no legal obligation to stop compulsive gamblers from betting.
A judge says that the voluminous rules and regulations governing gambling in New Jersey do not impose a legal duty upon casinos to cut off compulsive gamblers.
A judge dismissed a lawsuit last Wednesday against the Borgata and MGM Resorts International, determining casinos have no obligation to prevent problem gamblers from betting.