Gregory Gemignani

Gregory Gemignani is a Member and Gaming Practice Group Chair based in Dickinson Wright’s Las Vegas office. His practice focuses primarily on intellectual property law, gaming law, technology law, internet law, online gaming law, and online promotions law. He has represented many clients ranging from the largest casino companies to start-up internet ventures. He is also a professor of law at the University of Nevada Law School where he has been teaching gaming law related courses since 2004. Finally, he is a frequent lecturer for the International Center for Gaming Regulation where he has been teaching gaming compliance, sports wagering, and gaming law courses to gaming regulators, gaming operators and legislative members from more than 60 gaming jurisdictions, including specialized programs for South Africa, Ghana, Japan, and Australia.

Member, International Masters of Gaming Law; Member, International Association of Gaming Advisors; Member, Technology Business Alliance of Nevada; Member, Clark County Bar Association; Member, The Augustus Society

Co-Author, LexisNexis Gaming Law & Practice Guide, 2019–2022; Co-Author, “Esports in the Time of Physical Distancing,” Dickinson Wright Gaming & Hospitality Legal News, May 2020; Co-Author, The Law of Regulated Gambling: A Practical Guide for Business Lawyers, American Bar Association (2020); Co-Author, “As Federal Aid for the Gaming Industry Lags in the US, Gaming Properties Prepare for Eventual Re-Opening,” Dickinson Wright Gaming & Hospitality Newsletter, April 2020; Co-Author, "All Quiet on the Las Vegas Strip: Compliance Considerations for the COVID-19 Shutdown in Nevada," Dickinson Wright Gaming & Hospitality Newsletter, March 2020; Co-Author, "Feeling the Limits of McCarran's Power Today - The Remaining Wagering Excise Tax," Nevada Gaming Lawyer, September 2019; Co-Author, "USA - Nevada," International Comparative Legal Guide to: Gambling 2019, November 2018

University of Wisconsin Law School

J.D.

St. Norbert College

B.A.