Jill R. Dorson is the Managing Editor/North America at various leading publications. She specializes in law and legal affairs, government and politics, and sports, covering topics such as lawsuits, federal legislation, and public policy. Jill's work has been featured in iGamingBusiness, US Bets, Sports Handle, Tribal Government Gaming, Yahoo Finance, Ingame.com, CDC Gaming Reports, and Yahoo Sports.
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Jill's focus is primarily on the legal and regulatory aspects of sports betting, with a strong emphasis on government announcements. She would likely be interested in commentary from legal experts or policymakers who can provide insights into the evolving landscape of sports betting legislation in the United States.
Given her coverage attributes, pitches should offer perspectives on recent legislative developments related to sports betting or online wagering at both federal and state levels. Additionally, she may welcome insights from industry professionals regarding trends and challenges within the gambling sector.
As Jill's geographic focus is national (United States), relevant information pertaining to specific states' initiatives and their implications for broader regulatory trends could be particularly appealing for her coverage.
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First prediction market tax payments not due until January 2028
North Carolina's latest budget bill went into effect July 1, but the new tax on prediction markets won't go into force until Jan. 1, 2027 — and the first payments won't be due from operators until Jan. 31, 2028.
By: Jill R. Dorson
Prediction market hasn't had success trying to get state-filed cases moved to federal jurisdiction
By: Jill R. Dorson
If court takes case, it will be ultimate arbiter on legality of sports event contracts
By: Jill R. Dorson
Calling Kalshi's request to move its case from state court to federal court “inappropriate,” Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman late Monday wrote that “a preemption defense cannot support removal. ”
By: Jill R. Dorson
There's no guarantee SCOTUS will accept petition on legality of prediction markets' sports contracts
UK-based online sportsbook has added six new US jurisdictions since June 2025
By: Jill R. Dorson
In other news, LeBron partnering with Polymarket, Indian Country to file SCOTUS amicus brief
Tribal law extends to private companies, lawyers write in support of motion for preliminary injunction
By: Jill R. Dorson
Major League Baseball rigged-pitch case set for trial Nov. 2
