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I was considering playing online poker for real money, but I have a nosy family member that is spying on my internet connection at home. Can I play on my laptop at a local library and on their internet? I'm not sure if this is legal, since there could be minors in the public area and this is... View More 
answered on Sep 4, 2024
Computers set up for the public, as in libraries or employment offices, generally have limitations on their uses. That could mean prohibiting their use for activities other than general and educational purposes. You would need to read the library's usage terms for more definitive guidance. Good luck
I'm developing a battle royale game similar to PUBG or Fortnite with Free-to-Play and Pay-to-Play tournament modes. In the Pay-to-Play mode, players pay a $50 registration fee, creating a $5,000 prize pool. Prizes include $1,000 for the winner, and $25 per kill and $30 per headshot, awarded... View More
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
In the U.S., you are generally required to issue a 1099-MISC form to players who earn $600 or more in a calendar year from your tournament. While you can include a disclaimer in your terms making players responsible for reporting and paying their taxes, the burden of reporting still falls on you... View More
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answered on May 2, 2023
You are going to need a PA bankruptcy attorney to file for Bankruptcy if you are qualified to do so. Your chances of getting a casino license seem to be highly unlikely. How are you going to get the capital for a casino, if you cannot even pay off these EZ Pass fines and penalties?
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answered on May 14, 2022
Your situation requires more facts and to determine what you can due without getting into serious legal problems, you must retain an experienced patent law attorney. With modern technology, you can be represented by any high-quality attorney in New Jersey irrespective of geography.
answered on Jul 31, 2021
Yes Failure to observe a signal is a 2-point ticket. The points will go on your license unless you fight the ticket at court and win. Your best chance of eliminating these points is with a good lawyer representing you for the charge. Even if your guilty of the charge in most cases a good lawyer... View More
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answered on Dec 20, 2018
You won't know the answer until you apply however I would think you would be dismissed.
I play an online casino games in which I purchase playing coins on a regular basis. I have two separate accounts and happen to win the daily race on BOTH ACCOUNTS on the same day. The casino only paid me for one win even though I provided,ample proof of BOTH my winnings. The win I was not paid for... View More
answered on Jul 31, 2018
It sounds like you may have a legitimate claim for breach of contract, and potentially fraud, as well as a number of other claims related to unfair business practices. It'd be worth sending a legal demand letter over to let them know you're serious. An actual lawsuit may be too costly to... View More
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