Cooper Levenson Plays Major Role in World's Largest Gaming Conference

Cooper Levenson Plays Major Role in World's Largest Gaming Conference      Global Gaming Expo 2005 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 9, 2005--The law firm of Cooper Levenson, recognized as a pre-eminent source for legal representation in the gaming industry and gaming-related interests worldwide, was selected to develop and produce a slate of educational sessions for the annual Global Gaming Expo (G2E), the world's largest trade show and conference for the gaming industry, set to take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center Tuesday, September 13th through Thursday, September 15th. Cooper Levenson was named the Legal and Regulatory Advisor to G2E in 2004, and is also Multi-jurisdictional Legal & Regulatory Advisor to a number of other industry events, including the Pennsylvania Gaming Congress, Florida Gaming Summit, and Gaming & Technology Summit. The firm is a full service gaming, business & litigation firm that serves the industry's leading suppliers and service providers in all aspects of casino law, including employment, licensure, civil rights, criminal liability, negligence, administrative proceedings, zoning, contracts and other casino-related affairs. Organized by the American Gaming Association and Reed Exhibitions, G2E is expected to attract over 25,000 industry professionals from around the globe visiting an exposition of over 700 vendors and learning from more than 400 speakers in 175 conference sessions. The conference portion of G2E is broken down by tracks, or themes. Cooper Levenson was selected to develop a slate of sessions for the "Gaming Law and Regulation" track, which serves to update attendees on gaming from a legal and compliance standpoint, and features a number of compelling topics and distinguished speakers. Additionally, lead attorneys from the gaming law team are participating in a number of panels: Lloyd D. Levenson, Chief Executive Officer of the firm and Chairman of the Casino Law Department is moderating a panel discussion on "Casinos, Regulators and Suppliers: Working Together" on Wednesday, September 14th. Partner Lynne Levin Kaufman moderates "Table Game OKs: Why Approving "Felt" Never Felt Better" on Tuesday, September 13th, and attorney Alan I. Kalb participates in "What is Intellectual Property? The Basics on Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights" on Thursday, September 15th. "We are honored to have the ability to work so closely with the G2E team," said Lloyd Levenson. "We are confident that our lineup of speakers and topics is timely, relevant and will once again be a highlight of the show, as legal and regulatory issues are at the core of every venue, every operation and every provider's relationship to the gaming industry." For more information on the event, visit www.globalgamingexpo.com Cooper Levenson was founded in Atlantic City in 1957 and has since grown to 60 attorneys and six offices in Atlantic City, Cherry Hill, Princeton, Cape May Court House, Northfield and Harrisburg.

Contacts Cooper Levenson, Attorneys at Law, Atlantic City Jamie K. Mulholland, 609-572-7362 Fax: 609-572-7363 jmulholland@cooperlevenson.com