Frank Schreck stands as a preeminent figure in gaming law, boasting over five decades of expertise in navigating regulatory landscapes and facilitating transformative deals within the gaming industry. As co-chair of Brownstein’s Gaming Law group, Schreck has represented prominent clients such as Apollo Management, Scientific Games Corporation, and Wynn Resorts Ltd., leveraging his investigatory approach to overcome complex regulatory hurdles and financial intricacies.
Notably, he pioneered the “VoteCo” licensing structure, facilitating multijurisdictional transactions for public companies and private equity firms since 2006. Schreck’s influence extends globally, with involvement in gaming law matters spanning Japan, Macau, and Great Britain. His legacy includes being at 26, the youngest member ever appointed to the Nevada Gaming Commission, where he played a pivotal role in shaping the state’s regulatory framework.
Additionally, he held leadership positions at the International Association of Gaming Attorneys, including its President, further solidifying his reputation as a trailblazer in the field.