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Evan Pappas

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Pennsylvania Skill Games Upended: Supreme Court Declares Skill Game Devices Are “Slot Machines” and Subject to Pennsylvania Gaming Laws and the Crimes Code

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By Tucker Arensberg, Evan Pappas, Daniel Conlon
| tuckerlaw.com
On June 15, 2026, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued one of the most significant gaming-related decisions in recent history, fundamentally changing the legal landscape for skill games throughout the Commonwealth. For years, Pennsylvania businesses – including restaurants, bars, taverns, convenience stores, social clubs, gas stations, grocery stores, and other retailers – have operated skill game terminals under a series of court decisions that placed the devices in a legal gray area.
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Tucker Arensberg Appointed as Legal Counsel to the Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association

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By Tucker Arensberg, Evan Pappas, Daniel Conlon
| tuckerlaw.com
PITTSBURGH, February 5, 2026 – Effective January 1, 2026, Tucker Arensberg was appointed legal counsel to the Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association (PRLA). The firm brings deep experience serving hospitality businesses and trade associations, with several attorneys actively involved in PRLA leadership and regularly speaking at conferences on legal issues affecting hospitality members.
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Fraud Alert: Corporate Transparency Act Scams

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By Brian Kahle, Steven Bovan, Evan Pappas, Jennifer Bittel Derby
| tuckerlaw.com
In an era where digital transactions have become the norm, the threat of scams has significantly escalated. It’s crucial to stay vigilant and informed. Recently, small business owners across the nation have encountered a new scam involving “Form 4022” purportedly from the non-existent “United States Business Regulation Department.” This scam, which exploits the newly effective Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), demands a fee of $117 under the threat of severe penalties.
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