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- Mark Methenitis is an attorney in Dallas Texas. Mark received his Juris Doctorate and his Master of Business Administration from Texas Tech University and his Bachelor of Arts from The University of Texas.
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1 comment:
Ever considered expanding your writing 'staff' then? This isn't an offer of my services, but you can't be the only gaming lawyer (or similar) out there to have an opinion on these issues.
Good point well made in your last post. I'm not American, but over here on the other side of the pond these things are bothering us (well, me at least) as well.
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