The first law firm to join the National Council on Problem Gambling is Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough. With around 40 lawyers, the firm's casino Industry Group represents casino operators and service suppliers all over the United States. Their Senior Associate, a former vice president of legal affairs for the massive daily fantasy sports company PrizePicks, is in charge of the subcommittee on responsible gambling. The collaboration will improve the firm's capacity to "advise on best practices for responsible gaming" and fortify its "clients' positions and future outlooks" in the gaming sector