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Served as Counsel to a Canadian Gaming Company

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Miles & Stockbridge served as buy-side counsel to a Canadian gaming company in its acquisition of a Maryland bingo business. The deal featured additional complexity due to Maryland gaming regulations and political ramifications.

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