What are the odds that your office NCAA basketball pool for March Madness is illegal?  Are you willing to bet that gambling outside of a casino on any sporting event breaks both state and federal laws?  So then, why is it a crapshoot that you will be prosecuted under these laws?  Lawyer2Lawyer co-hosts and attorneys, Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi, take a look at America’s gambling legislation with Professor Marc Edelman of Barry University’s Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law and Author and Attorney Clay Travis from Counsel On Call.

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This month, former Nebraska quarterback Sam Keller filed a lawsuit against EA Sports and its partner, the NCAA,  claiming they illegally used the likenesses of college athletes in video games without sharing profits with players. Bob Ambrogi welcomes Peter Goplerud, Dean and Professor of Law at Florida Coastal School of Law and Clay Travis,  attorney, former editor at Deadspin.com and writer for FanHouse.com, to discuss the legal issues behind this lawsuit and how athletes can legally protect their image.

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