On Monday, May 4th, Saiber Gaming Law Practice Chair Jeremy Kleiman will present on the topic “Ethical Dilemmas: Real-Life Lessons in Compliance” at Seton Hall Law School’s 2024 Gaming Law, Compliance, and Integrity Bootcamp. Jeremy will be joined by Jacob Elberg, Associate Professor of Law of Seton Hall Law School; Dennis Mullen, General Counsel of the Indiana Gaming Commission; and Jamie McKelvey, Deputy Attorney General of the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement.
The core objective of the Bootcamp is to promote legal compliance and integrity in the gaming industry by providing high quality and robust legal, compliance, and ethics education to professionals working or seeking to work in the gaming space, as well as law students aspiring to practice in the field.