Harlan W. Goodson Demonstrates Expertise in Gaming Law

    SACRAMENTO, CA, September 10, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Law Office of Harlan W. Goodson Owner Harlan Goodson has been recognized for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in gaming and gambling laws.

Based in California, Mr. Goodson's law office focuses on various aspects of gaming laws and regulations. His areas of expertise include casinos, licensing, administrative law and online gaming. He is also familiar with litigation, mediation, fraud cases and entertainment law.

Mr. Goodson has 19 years of experience in the law field, including 11 years as owner of the Law Office of Harlan W. Goodson. Serving a regional market, his day-to-day responsibilities include writing legal opinions related to gambling and gaming regulations, and serving on the board of directors for a multinational software developer in the gaming industry. Prior to forming the Law Office of Harlan W. Goodson, Mr. Goodson served as director of California's Division of Gambling Control, where he worked with casino owners to ensure fair and safe legal gambling. His other experience includes working as director of the Amaya Gaming Group, Inc. and director of Fortunet, Inc.

Recognized for his endeavors, Mr. Goodson attributes his success to the exposure he gained while working for the State of California. He became involved in his profession because he began working in politics. He later became California's first gaming regulator in the late 1990s before forming his own law firm. The Law Office of Harlan W. Goodson was honored as being one of the best law firms in California by U.S. News & World Report. Additionally, Mr. Goodson received the Northern California Lawyer of the Year award for his gaming law experience.

Mr. Goodson received his Juris Doctor degree from John F. Kennedy University. He was recently inducted into Worldwide Registry and also maintains affiliation with the International Masters of Gaming Law. When he is not working, Mr. Goodson enjoys traveling. In the future, he intends to maintain his practice and continue his work with corporate board service.

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