
Malta’s legislative framework for online gaming has come under renewed legal scrutiny at the European Union level, following a significant opinion issued by Advocate General Nicholas Emiliou. The matter centers on a controversial amendment to Malta’s Gaming Act, commonly referred to as Bill 55, which has raised complex legal questions about the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments across EU member states....
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