Law firm’s gaming practice expanded to Atlantic City

By Howard StutzLAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

October 17, 2012 - 1:03 am

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck has expanded its gaming law practice to Atlantic City.

The national law firm, which is headquartered in Denver but centers its gaming law practice in Las Vegas, announced the hiring of three New Jersey-based gaming attorneys, Paul O'Gara, Pacifico "Pat" Agnellini and Dennis Daly.

The expansion allows Brownstein to position itself as the largest national gaming practice, with offices in both Las Vegas and Atlantic City. The gaming division is headed by longtime Las Vegas gaming attorney Frank Schreck, who merged his Las Vegas law office with Brownstein several years ago.

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