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Will New Jersey’s Bet On Sports Gambling Pay Off? (<i>Law360</i>)

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Partners David Apfel and Brian Burgess discuss how the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Christie v. NCAA will effect New Jersey’s sports gambling industry.

Will New Jersey’s Bet On Sports Gambling Pay Off? (Law360)

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