The Seminole Tribe of Florida, owner of Florida’s largest casinos, is trying to get a federal judge to block the publication of information related to a trial that could upend their businesses and seal a key deposition until it can be redacted.
Tribal attorneys last week filed an emergency motion seeking to seal a deposition of the CEO of the company that runs the Seminole casinos in Florida, including the Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood and Seminole Coconut Creek. A copy of the deposition of James Allen, CEO for Seminole Gaming, has been turned over to Politico by the state Department of Business and Professional Regulation through a public records request.
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