March 1 – Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
In the late 1990s, the U.S. started cracking down on Internet gambling. It invoked various law to prevent offshore gambling providers from accessing the U.S. market. Antigua claims it lost a $3.4 billion industry. It also says that the prohibition of online gambling violated U.S. obligations under World Trade Organization agreements.
Read more: Prof. William McGrath Says in Trade Battle with U.S., Antigua May Be the ‘Mouse That Roared’
