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I work as the author of the iGaming site Woo. More specifically I add new information to the site, work on its design, respond to feedback from visitors, and do technical maintenance. Woo Casino is an online casino that offers a wide range of games, including slots, table games, and live dealer games. The website casino https://woocasinos.net/ is licensed and regulated by the government of Curacao, which is a well-known jurisdiction in the online gambling industry. It is open to players from Au…

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Managing injury and lineup information as employers in the new age of legal sports betting

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By Robert Lockwood
| Littler
March 20, 2026 Westlaw Today Robert I. Lockwood and Alan Sims explore the legal, compliance and employment risks teams and universities face when managing nonpublic player information. Westlaw Today
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Managing injury and lineup information as employers in the new age of legal sports betting

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By Robert Lockwood, Littler Mendelson PC
| Westlaw Today Verified
(March 20, 2026) - Robert I. Lockwood and Alan Sims of Littler Mendelson PC discuss issues related to legal sports betting, including how injury and lineup information can function like "inside information," and the need to treat availability data as sensitive employee information. Legal sports betting, once prohibited in most states, is now widespread after the Supreme Court struck down The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA) in Murphy v.
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NBA Gambling Probes Highlight Sports Betting’s Broad Risks

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By Robert Lockwood
| Littler
Robert Lockwood and Alan Sims say legal sports betting is here to stay despite the inherent risk involved for leagues, teams and institutions and discuss how that risk can be thoughtfully managed via clear policies, sound investigations and proactive training so organizations can protect their people and their reputations while building a framework where integrity and betting can coexist. Law360 View (Subscription required)
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