Legal
October 8, 2021
The State of New York and Seneca Nation Continue Their $470M Dispute
New York State lawyers believe that the developments that have been presented to a federal judge by Seneca Nation of Indians leaders in the case for their gaming compact cannot override the order that requests the tribe to pay a judgment to the state worth $470 million. Tribal officials provided William Skretny, a US District […]
Casino
April 26, 2021
Seneca Nation Wants a Court to Decide if New York Casino Compact is Still Valid
A treaty from 1794, signed by George Washington, might play a role in resolving an ongoing conflict between the Seneca Nation of Indians and New York State. The two have been fighting over the validity of a gaming compact that was first introduced in 2002, but which may – or may not – have expired […]
Casino
May 25, 2020
Seneca Nation Restarting Properties with Phased Reopening in June
Phased reopening for Seneca Nation’s venues have been planned to start in June. The Nation’s president comments on the enhanced safety protocols applicable for all venues. Seneca Nation Plans Restart of Operations The announcement was released last week, on Friday, when the Seneca Nation noted that a reopening plan for its properties will start early […]