as informed in Milwaukee County is being sued for its Pokemon Go ordinances. Milwaukee County has yet to make a statement about the lawsuit. Niantic isn't suing Milwaukee over its law; instead, it's the gaming company Candy Lab. According to the lawsuit, Milwaukee's ordinance is also "unconstitutionally vague" as it does not properly explain what Candy Lab needs to get their permit approved. The ordinance allows Milwaukee to review the game prior to approval and requires a $1 million insurance policy covering general liability.
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A California gaming company sued Milwaukee County Friday over its requirement that developers get a permit to have augmented-reality games like "Pokemon Go" played at its parks. A spokeswoman for Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele, who signed the ordinance, said he can't comment on pending litigation. The lawsuit acknowledges that Candy Lab "is apparently already in violation of the ordinance" because it doesn't have a permit. Milwaukee County passed its ordinance in February in response to the large crowds "Pokemon Go" attracted to one of its parks along Lake Michigan. Candy Lab is developing an augmented-reality game called "Texas Rope 'Em," a variation of Texas Hold 'Em, currently being tested in Milwaukee, Austin, London and other select cities.
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A California gaming company sued Milwaukee County Friday over its requirement that developers get a permit to have augmented-reality games like "Pokemon Go" played at its parks. A spokeswoman for Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele, who signed the ordinance, said he can't comment on pending litigation. The lawsuit acknowledges that Candy Lab "is apparently already in violation of the ordinance" because it doesn't have a permit. Milwaukee County passed its ordinance in February in response to the large crowds "Pokemon Go" attracted to one of its parks along Lake Michigan. Candy Lab is developing an augmented-reality game called "Texas Rope 'Em," a variation of Texas Hold 'Em, currently being tested in Milwaukee, Austin, London and other select cities.
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