Mr. Reilert has over 25 years experience in the gaming industry as legal counsel and as a significant contributor to the development and consulting side. It started when he joined Caesars Atlantic City in 1980 as Senior Vice President and General Counsel responsible for all corporate matters involving antitrust, SEC filings, federal/state regulations, tax issues, environmental and risk management, contracts and all litigations. As part of Caesars World, Inc. and ITT Corporation casino development teams, he investigated and developed the company's position on site acquisitions in connection with proposed gaming. He assisted the Legislature in the drafting of early versions of the Pennsylvania Gaming Act. He contributed to the drafting of the Ontario provincial gaming regulations in connection with Casino Windsor in Ontario, Canada and to the drafting of the Massachusetts statute to permit proposed gaming projects in Boston. He also worked with Mayor Daley's staff in the drafting of the Illinois statute to permit development of a $3 billion multi-casino project in Chicago.

After graduation from New York University Law School in 1968, Mr. Reilert served in the United States Army as a Captain on the General Staff of the Missile Defense Brigade in South Korea and as a Prosecutor in Courts Martial. He was responsible for liaison with co-located Korean Army units and with local governments at each missile site. He left the Army in 1971, but was still on Active Reserves until 1976.

He is admitted to the Bar in New York and New Jersey and to practice before the United States District Court for New Jersey, the Third Circuit and the United States Supreme Court. In 1972, he joined Stryker, Tams & Dill in Newark, NJ. His responsibilities included mergers and acquisitions, establishment of new businesses for corporate clients and Federal and State litigation.

He then joined Caesars Atlantic City and left after twenty years to go into private practice. He established the Robert E. Reilert Law Firm, in Margate, New Jersey principally representing start-up businesses and as consultant to local law firms relating to employment. He was also counsel to PlaySys.com, an international internet start-up based in Israel and Las Vegas, Nevada and as special counsel to Local 54, the largest labor union in Atlantic City in matters of immigration and worker's compensation.

In addition to his private practice, he joined Rabner, Allcorn, Baumgart & Ben-Asher, P.C. in Upper Montclair, New Jersey in January of 2002 as Of Counsel to the firm representing senior corporate employees in employment matters and entrepreneurs in establishing and developing their businesses.

Mr. Reilert is a member of various professional associations and activities. He sits on the Board of Atlantic Riding Center for the Handicapped (ARCH) in South Jersey in the use of horseback riding as therapy since 2002. He was a Board Member of Ocean City Arts Center in 1997-2002. He was Management Trustee of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union (H.E.R.E.I.U.) in 1998-2003. He was a presenter with Pitney, Hardin, Kipp & Szuch, L.L.P. in Hospitality Conference 2001: "Using Labor and Employment Laws to Give You the 'House Advantage' ".