As seen from the last post, there are many liabilities to
look for in the event planning/management industry. Upon review of some
Entertainment Law Update podcasts, I was able to identify a few additional hidden
liabilities that may not be as prevalent but are every bit as important.
In episode 35, Gordon Firemark, the
host of the podcasts, and a guest discuss an issue brought to us by the Golden
Nugget Casino in Atlantic City. On April 30, 2012, several casino patrons were
playing mini-baccarat when they, after a few hands, began to notice a pattern
in the cards and upped their bets. The gamblers were racking up the chips but
the casino let the game continue, assuming that there was a large cheating scam
going on and that they could catch the person red-handed.
