Peter J. Kulick is a Member of Dickinson Wright PLLC. For over 20 years, Peter has brought creative solutions to clients' complex and tax-driven transactions. Peter's transactional experience runs the gambit of mergers and acquisitions to a variety of financing transactions. With his tax law background, Peter is well-versed in navigating clients through complex bodies of law. Beyond his tax law practice, Peter has represented all types of gaming businesses, including land-based gaming operators, i-gaming operators and suppliers in a variety of transactional and regulatory matters. Prior to practicing law, Peter served on the staffs of a United States Senator and United States Congressman. His experience and law practice background has served well to assist gaming clients with regulatory matters and developing sophisticated operational structures, which are sensitive to the unique intricacies of tax law and gaming law. Peter regularly speaks at gaming conferences throughout North America and is a prolific author on gaming law matters, with his articles appearing in such publications as the Drake Law Review, the John Marshall Law Review, the Michigan State University Law Review, Casino Lawyer, Casino Enterprise Management, and the Journal of Multi-State Taxation and Incentives. Peter authored a chapter on accounting and audit regulations in legal treatises cover the regulation of land-based casino gaming and in REGULATING INTERNET GAMING, one of the first legal treatise on i-gaming, published by the UNLV Press. He also the co-author of Chapter 11 Cases Involving Gambling Casinos, which appears in the preeminent U.S. bankruptcy practice guide, COLLIER GUIDE TO CHAPTER 11: KEY TOPICS AND SELECTED INDUSTRIES.