Corporate Counsel
Macau, the Chinese territory that has become Asia's gaming mecca, had gambling revenue of $38 billion last year. All that growth has, of course, spawned a huge amount of legal work
Macau's gaming industry is in the chips—but there's also legal uncertainty in spades
Macau's gaming industry is in the chips—but there's also legal uncertainty in spades
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