Jeff is a trusted advisor to his hospitality, tourism, and gaming clients, leaning on his experience to provide practical advice in navigating the both the exciting and difficult challenges of such a fast-paced industry.
Jeff’s practice includes substantial experience in the online and casino gaming industry, including games of skill, games of chance, and tribal gaming issues; representing hotels and restaurants in a variety of matters including formation, funding, construction, licensing, general contractual and employment issues and structural and website accessibility; and governmental and legislative lobbying efforts.
Prior to joining Bond, Jeff served as assistant general counsel for one of the world’s largest privately-held companies, a Buffalo-based global hospitality company, overseeing its gaming & entertainment division.
Represented casino operator in the negotiation of partnerships for the launch of two online sports betting platforms.
Advised on the potential development of three resort casino properties, including expansion and new-build projects.
Represented private fund in a securities offering to fund the purchase and expansion of retail cannabis dispensaries.
Represented casino operator on the handling of and response to communications from state gaming regulators, including licensing issues and regulatory violations.
Represented restaurant operators in responding to regulatory notices concerning alcoholic beverage control laws.
From Russia with Love: The Legal Repercussions of the Recruitment and Contracting of Foreign Hockey Players in the National Hockey League, 56 BUFF. L. REV. 599 (2008)
Jeff is a trusted advisor to his hospitality, tourism, and gaming clients, leaning on his experience to provide practical advice in navigating the both the exciting and difficult challenges of such a fast-paced industry.
Jeff’s practice includes substantial experience in the online and casino gaming industry, including games of skill, games of chance, and tribal gaming issues; representing hotels and restaurants in a variety of matters including formation, funding, construction, licensing, general contractual and employment issues and structural and website accessibility; and governmental and legislative lobbying efforts.
Jeff is a trusted advisor to his hospitality, tourism, and gaming clients, leaning on his experience to provide practical advice in navigating the both the exciting and difficult challenges of such a fast-paced industry.
Jeff’s practice includes substantial experience in the online and casino gaming industry, including games of skill, games of chance, and tribal gaming issues; representing hotels and restaurants in a variety of matters including formation, funding, construction, licensing, general contractual and employment issues and structural and website accessibility; and governmental and legislative lobbying efforts.
Prior to joining Bond, Jeff served as assistant general counsel for one of the world’s largest privately-held companies, a Buffalo-based global hospitality company, overseeing its gaming & entertainment division.
Represented casino operator in the negotiation of partnerships for the launch of two online sports betting platforms.
Advised on the potential development of three resort casino properties, including expansion and new-build projects.
Represented private fund in a securities offering to fund the purchase and expansion of retail cannabis dispensaries.
Represented casino operator on the handling of and response to communications from state gaming regulators, including licensing issues and regulatory violations.
Represented restaurant operators in responding to regulatory notices concerning alcoholic beverage control laws.
From Russia with Love: The Legal Repercussions of the Recruitment and Contracting of Foreign Hockey Players in the National Hockey League, 56 BUFF. L. REV. 599 (2008)
