The legality of gaming devices made by Georgia-based Pace-O-Matic is headed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court after years of litigation in the Commonwealth Court.

A group of six casinos, represented by Lamb McErlane, was the most recent of several parties involved in the case to file an appeal in the past month. And on Monday, they joined the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board and the Department of Revenue in turning to the high court to address the matter.

“We’re pleased that the issue has now reached the state’s highest court,” Lamb McErlane partner Joel Frank said.

The case, captioned POM of Pennsylvania v. Department of Revenue, had stewed in the Commonwealth Court since June 2018 until an avenue recently appeared to bring the case before the high court.