Law Firm
Companies offering law firm in the iGaming industry — 15 listed.

MYLAW Advogados
São Paulo, Brazil
MYLAW Advogados, officially named Maia Yoshiyasu Advogados, is a Brazilian law firm headquartered in São Paulo that offers comprehensive business law services across corporate, tax, real estate, labor, intellectual property, litigation, public law, and regulatory matters. The firm emphasizes a client-centric, business-oriented approach, claiming to combine deep legal expertise with an understanding of clients' strategies and commercial objectives. Its website asserts international recognition and ranking among the best law firms worldwide in several practice areas, though no specific awards or independent rankings are cited. MYLAW positions itself as a proactive partner that assesses risks and offers practical, real-world solutions rather than purely theoretical advice. The firm's digital presence is minimal: a bilingual (Portuguese and English) website with no detailed about page, attorney biographies, leadership information, or office address beyond the São Paulo location indicated by the phone area code. No founding date, founder names, headcount, or third-party coverage have been publicly identified. MYLAW appears to be a mid-sized or boutique full-service business law practice serving both domestic and international corporate clients.

STADLER PARTNER Rechtsanwälte
Seilerstätte 24, 1010 Vienna, Austria
STADLER PARTNER Rechtsanwälte GmbH is a leading Austrian commercial law firm headquartered in Vienna, specializing in digitalisation-driven legal fields such as gaming and betting law, crypto assets, intellectual property, data protection, and e-commerce. Founded in 2016 by Dr. Arthur Stadler, the firm has built a reputation for combining deep legal expertise with a forward-looking, solution-oriented approach tailored to technology-focused businesses, startups, and regulated industries. With a team of 11–50 professionals, including multiple qualified attorneys-at-law, the firm advises clients on litigation, corporate law, employment law, fintech, and European law. It has been consistently recognized by IP STARS (Managing IP) as one of Austria’s top firms in trade mark law, and its partners are active speakers and authors on emerging legal topics. In 2024, the firm rebranded to STADLER PARTNER Attorneys-at-Law, reflecting a refined focus on data and artificial intelligence while maintaining its core strengths in betting/gaming, IP/IT, litigation, and crypto. Operating from modern offices at Seilerstätte 24 in Vienna, the firm serves a diverse client base ranging from online gaming operators and e-commerce retailers to crypto exchanges and NFT platforms.

MWENJE & KARANJA CO. ADVOCATES
Suite 508, Fifth Floor, Marsabit Plaza, Ngong Road, Nairobi, Kenya
Mwenje & Karanja Co. Advocates is a full-service corporate and commercial law firm based in Nairobi, Kenya, founded in 2016 by former colleagues Mark Mwenje and Arnold Karanja. The firm has grown from a single office into a recognised legal partner for businesses across East Africa, serving over 500 clients. It distinguishes itself through a technology-driven approach, clear communication, and a nimble response to market changes. Its practice areas encompass corporate governance, tax advisory, litigation, data protection, property law, intellectual property, finance, and regulatory compliance, with a notable focus on the iGaming and gambling sector. The firm maintains two offices, in Nairobi and Ol’Kalau, and operates with a lean team, ensuring direct partner involvement in client work. Mwenje & Karanja has been recognised among the top 50 law firms in Kenya and is known for its thought leadership, particularly through partner Arnold Karanja's speaking engagements at industry events.

Nordic Legal
Denmark and Sweden
Nordic Legal is a full-service law firm headquartered in the Nordic region, with established offices in Denmark and Sweden. The firm distinguishes itself as the only legal practice in the Nordic countries that specializes primarily in gambling and gambling-related law. Its core services encompass licensing and regulatory compliance for gambling operators, anti-money laundering advisory, data protection, advertising standards, and consumer rights within the gambling sector. Beyond gambling, Nordic Legal also offers comprehensive corporate and commercial law support, including company formation, mergers and acquisitions, contract negotiation, and franchise agreements. The firm has developed notable expertise in fintech and cryptocurrency law, particularly for clients offering payment services and financial transactions. Additionally, Nordic Legal serves the sports and esports industries, representing teams, athletes, and production entities, and acts as an active advisor to the Danish Federation of E-sports (Esport Danmark). The firm's partners are recognized among leading legal experts in the Nordic region, positioning Nordic Legal as a trusted advisor for navigating complex regulatory environments and cross-border transactions in the Nordic gaming market. The firm emphasizes a client-centric, forward-thinking approach, delivering customized legal strategies to drive business success while mitigating compliance risks.

Montgomery & Associados
Business Center Building, Gomes de Carvalho Street, 1306, 3rd floor, Vila Olímpia, São Paulo – SP, Brazil, CEP 04547-005
Montgomery & Associados is a Brazilian law firm established in 2013, headquartered in São Paulo with additional offices in Rio de Janeiro and Vitória. The firm has built a reputation for serving multinational clients entering Brazil and Brazilian companies expanding abroad, leveraging its proprietary Lean Full Service (LFS®) model where each attorney is qualified in multiple practice areas. This approach enables streamlined teams and close client engagement across a broad spectrum of legal matters. Montgomery & Associados is particularly noted for its dedicated gaming law practice, providing regulatory support for license applications, compliance, and dispute resolution in Brazil's evolving regulated gambling market. The firm's attorneys are fluent in Portuguese and English, with many also speaking Spanish and French, and they have international recognition in areas such as antitrust, aviation, corporate/M&A, criminal, environmental, finance, fund formation, insurance/reinsurance, intellectual property, labour, litigation, media/entertainment (sports law), real estate, and tax. The firm operates as a lean organization, emphasizing simplicity, agility, efficiency, and high performance.

Asensi Abogados
Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Founded in 1998 in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, Asensi Abogados is a pioneering international law firm dedicated exclusively to the gaming, gambling, and technology sectors. Over more than 25 years, the firm has built a reputation as a trusted advisor to operators, regulators, and industry stakeholders worldwide. With offices in Mallorca (headquarters), Madrid, Ceuta, and a presence in Colombia, it manages a portfolio of more than 300 clients and handles nearly 1,000 procedural matters annually. Its core practice areas include licensing, compliance, regulatory advice, contract law, and litigation for online and land‑based gaming, as well as for software providers and slot suppliers. Expanding beyond pure gambling law, the firm has developed deep expertise in regulatory law for digital finance, tourism, and technology, with a particular focus on blockchain and digital assets. Consistently ranked by Chambers & Partners as a leading firm in Gaming & Gambling, and with founder Santiago Asensi individually recognized as a Band 1 lawyer, Asensi Abogados also played a key role in designing the first online gambling regulatory regime in Colombia. The firm remains at the forefront of legal innovation in iGaming and tech law, regularly speaking at international conferences and contributing to industry publications.

Melchers Law Firm
Heidelberg, Germany
MELCHERS Rechtsanwälte (commonly referred to as Melchers Law Firm) is a German full-service business law firm founded in 1973. With approximately 50 lawyers across offices in Heidelberg, Frankfurt/Main, Mannheim, and Berlin, the firm advises companies on all aspects of business law including corporate/M&A, private equity, employment, property, finance and capital markets, white-collar crime, criminal tax law, data protection, and public and private building law. Within the iGaming and gambling sector, Melchers provides legal counsel on licensing, regulatory compliance, commercial agent law, franchise structures, and e-commerce platform development. The firm is a founding member of Ally Law, a global network of over 80 independent law firms and 2,800 lawyers operating in 100 key business centers, enabling coordinated multi-jurisdictional advice without the overhead of a multinational firm. Melchers also operates a dedicated French Desk to serve French-speaking clients and cooperates with Transatlantic Law International for transatlantic legal advice. In 2023, the firm adopted the Leya AI platform for document management, reflecting its openness to legal technology. Melchers is recognized in the gambling industry as a legal services provider specializing in licensing, regulatory compliance, and commercial agreements for online gaming operators, platforms, and suppliers.

Cooper Levenson Attorneys at Law
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Cooper Levenson Attorneys at Law is a full‑service law firm established in 1957 in Atlantic City, New Jersey, by founder Jim Cooper. Over more than six decades, the firm has grown from a two‑attorney practice into one of the country’s premier gaming, casino and iGaming law firms, while also offering comprehensive legal services across more than 25 practice areas. With offices in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Florida and Nevada, Cooper Levenson serves both businesses and individuals in areas such as tax and business law, litigation, bankruptcy and financial restructuring, real estate and land use, labor and employment, workers’ compensation, cannabis law, and estate planning and administration. The firm has been instrumental in shaping Atlantic City’s casino industry, crafting the legislation that allowed casinos to open in the 1970s and representing most casino companies operating in New Jersey. In 2007, Cooper Levenson expanded westward with a Las Vegas office, and in 2017 opened a Fort Lauderdale, Florida location. The firm is led by CEO Lloyd D. Levenson, who also co‑chairs the Casino & iGaming Law Practice Group and chairs the Government Services Group. Cooper Levenson has been consistently recognised for both its legal expertise and its community commitment, receiving awards such as the Press of Atlantic City’s Bailey Award and being named one of NJBIZ’s Best Places to Work in New Jersey for 2026.

Becker & Poliakoff PA
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Becker, legally known as Becker & Poliakoff, P.A., is a multi-practice commercial law firm headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Founded in 1973 in Miami by Alan S. Becker and Gary A. Poliakoff, the firm has evolved from a community association specialty practice into a full-service legal and government relations powerhouse with over 170 attorneys, lobbyists, and professionals. Becker is particularly renowned for its expertise in community association law, having helped shape Florida’s condominium and homeowners’ association legal framework. The firm’s capabilities span corporate law, litigation, real estate, construction, government law and lobbying, intellectual property, and international transactions. With offices across Florida, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Washington D.C., and Italy, Becker serves a diverse clientele including publicly traded corporations, government entities, financial institutions, and community associations. The firm is recognized for its philanthropic culture, branded as “Becker Gives Back,” and for housing the highest number of Florida Bar Board Certified attorneys in Business Litigation, Construction, Real Estate, and Condominium & Planned Development Law combined. Becker operates under the leadership of Managing Shareholder and CEO Gary C. Rosen, maintaining a reputation for strategic, client-focused advocacy.

Arthur Cox
Ten Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin, Ireland
Arthur Cox LLP is one of Ireland’s leading corporate and business law firms, with an all‑island presence and offices in Dublin, Belfast, London, New York, and San Francisco. Founded in 1920 by solicitor Arthur Cox at 5 St Stephen’s Green, the firm has grown to employ nearly 900 people, including over 600 legal professionals. It serves an international client base ranging from multinational corporations, banks, and financial institutions to government agencies and emerging‑sector players. For more than a century, Arthur Cox has been recognised for its progressive outlook and deep involvement in shaping Irish commercial law, including drafting the foundational Companies Act of 1963. The firm’s practice covers all aspects of corporate and business law, with particular strength in banking and finance, dispute resolution, employment, intellectual property, data protection, and technology. In recent years, Arthur Cox has made significant investments in innovation, becoming the first Irish law firm to establish a dedicated Innovation Lawyer Group and forging a strategic partnership with Legora to scale AI‑enabled legal services. The firm’s commitment to technology and client‑centric solutions has been consistently recognised at industry awards, including multiple IFLR Europe Awards in 2026.
Arendts Anwalte
Wendelsteinstr. 16, Grünwald/Munich, Bayern 82031, Germany
Arendts Anwälte is a German law firm founded by Rechtsanwalt Martin Arendts, M.B.L.-HSG, that occupies a niche at the intersection of consumer/investor protection and commercial sports betting/gaming law. On the investor side, the firm represents private individuals in disputes over closed‑end funds, securities, and overpriced real estate, pursuing claims based on prospectus liability and negligent advice. In the gambling sector, it advises sports betting companies, online casino operators, and software providers on licensing, compliance, and regulatory matters under the German State Treaty on Gambling (Glücksspielstaatsvertrag) and related EU law. The firm operates two dedicated websites: anlageanwalt.de for investor protection and gaminglaw.de for gambling law. Martin Arendts is a recognised commentator in both fields, with numerous publications and lectures. While the firm does not disclose headcount, revenue, or a founding date, it appears to be a solo or small practice based in Germany (likely Munich), serving German‑ and Austrian‑speaking clients. Its dual focus on litigation for private individuals and advisory for commercial operators makes it a distinctive player in the German legal market.
Recent News

New Zealand opens EOI phase for 15 online casino licences with strict capital and probity criteria
New Zealand has opened expressions of interest for 15 online casino licences, requiring NZ$7.5m in capital and a NZ$19,000 fee by 14 August 2026, with a three-stage process leading to licence issuance in early 2027. The regime prioritises probity, harm minimisation, and a tight cap on operators, including a reinterpretation allowing TAB NZ to apply.

Merkur Group Acquires White Hat Studios, Excluding Platform and White Label Operations
Merkur Group has agreed to acquire White Hat Studios, a US slots supplier founded in 2021, while excluding the White Hat Gaming platform and white label businesses. The deal, which complements Merkur's recent acquisition of Gaming Arts, is subject to regulatory approvals and aims to bolster Merkur's presence in regulated American iGaming.

Germany and Spain iGaming Markets in Focus: Conference Lineups and Regulatory Shifts
Two separate iGaming updates cover the 2026 Gaming in Germany Conference with a strong speaker lineup focused on treaty evaluation and market re-regulation, and Spanish regulatory developments including a public consultation on remote gambling amendments and cross-operator deposit limits that could reduce onshore spend by €300 million annually.
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Weekly Briefing: Italy's Football Betting Tax Proposal, European Regulators' Anti-Illegal Efforts, and Other Industry Headlines
This week's roundup covers Italy's proposed 2% football betting levy to fund sport development, European regulators' intensified fight against illegal online gambling, Indiana's ban on sweepstakes casinos, Scotland's new £375k gambling harm funding, Germany's appointment of Christian Hochgrebe as GGL chair, and industry leaders' views on balancing ad restrictions with channelisation.
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Gambling Commission License Fees Set for 25% Increase in October 2026
The DCMS has confirmed a 25% increase for most Gambling Commission license fees, effective October 2026, aimed at addressing the regulator's £4 million annual budget shortfall and enhancing enforcement. While society lottery fees are frozen and on-course bookmakers will see a new GGY-based structure, the broader industry expressed concerns about cumulative financial pressures.