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When Video Gaming Crosses Into Gambling

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By Briana Flores, Adam Lyons
| JD Supra
A New York lawsuit asserting that video game “loot boxes” are a form of gambling should concern businesses across online industries, especially those selling products involving elements of chance. In February, the New York attorney general (“NYAG”) brought the suit against video game developer Valve alleging criminal liability under the state’s gambling statutes, likening the company’s use of virtual in-game mystery boxes to illegal betting.
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The transfer portal takes over MSU Denver

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By Briana Flores
| The Metropolitan Verified
The MSU Denver’s volleyball team celebrating winning against Colorado Mesa University on Nov. 21. Photo by Briana Flores | [email protected]. MSU’s volleyball program seems to be experiencing some growing pains after multiple players entered the NCAA transfer portal and two coaches departed the program. Since becoming official in October of 2018, the transfer portal has changed sports for all student athletes .
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New Decisions Draw a Map of Privilege in the “New Frontier of AI”

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By Briana Flores, Adam Lyons
| JD Supra
Two recent district court rulings address an increasingly pervasive question for attorneys and their clients: What are the implications of putting confidential or privileged information into generative AI tools? Those who use AI tools for legal advice or to generate meeting minutes now face a significant risk that otherwise protected communications will become available to the opposing side.
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