Attorney Kevin F. Jursinski is recognized as one of the top attorneys in the state of Florida in the area of gaming, sports and entertainment law. He has more than 20 years experience representing clients in the gaming and entertainment fields and handled two of the most significant cases involving issues of video gaming in the state (State of Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation, Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco vs. Broward Vending, Inc., Case No. 96-1405; 161 Association vs. State of Florida Business & Professional Regulation, Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco, Case No. 00-9129, 20th Judicial Circuit in and for Lee County, Florida).
Kevin F. Jursinski represents a number of Florida and national corporations who conduct video gaming and game promotion, distribution, sales and marketing throughout the State of Florida. He is frequently contacted by third parties, as well as their legal counsel, for expertise and assistance in this area as a special consultant or to act as Florida counsel and has been a featured lecturer for the American Amusement Machine Association convention in Las Vegas.
As a former NFLPA agent since 1991, Kevin F. Jursinski has handled, negotiated and prepared contracts involving multi-million dollar long-term NFL contracts. Fort Myers attorney Kevin F. Jursinski was also the vice president of KC Sports Management, Inc., a sports and entertainment management company that was headed up by Darlene K. Jursinski, its president. KC Sports Management, Inc. represented professional athletes in football and baseball. KC Sports Management, Inc. handled both contractual issues relating to professional athletes as well as management aspects of their respective careers.
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