Law Firm / Legal Services
Companies offering law firm / legal services in the iGaming industry — 183 listed.
Vedder Price
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Vedder, formerly Vedder Price, is an international business law firm founded in Chicago in 1952. With over 400 lawyers and professionals operating from offices across the United States and the United Kingdom, the firm provides sophisticated legal counsel to clients ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to startups. Its core practice areas include corporate, labor and employment, litigation, and finance, with standout expertise in aviation finance, banking, and transportation. In 2024, the firm rebranded to Vedder, modernizing its identity while retaining a commitment to practical, results-oriented service. Vedder's lawyers are consistently recognized by leading directories such as Chambers & Partners and The Best Lawyers in America, reflecting the firm's ability to handle high-stakes, cross-border matters with a business-first mindset. The firm's collaborative culture and long-term client relationships position it as a trusted partner for complex legal challenges.

Vantegris Consulting Limitada
Provincia 06 Puntarenas, Cantón 11 Garabito, Jacó, Costado Este De La Municipalidad Garabito, Bufete Sanchez Chavarria, 61101, Costa Rica
Vantegris Consulting Limitada, trading as Vantegris, is a Costa Rica–registered licensing consultancy that specialises in securing high‑risk licences for operators in the iGaming, cryptocurrency, and offshore sectors. The company positions itself as a full‑cycle facilitator, handling entity formation, licence applications, banking arrangements, and ongoing compliance – all managed in‑house rather than outsourced. According to its website, Vantegris has served over 550 clients, licensed more than 300 operators, and covers 40+ jurisdictions globally. It maintains the Vantegris License Index, an automated pipeline that tracks 8,775 licences across 14 official registers, updated weekly and available under a Creative Commons licence. The firm emphasises transparent pricing, itemising regulator fees separately from its own service fees, and claims to advise against unsuitable jurisdictions even when it costs a deal. With over five years’ experience in the iGaming and crypto space, Vantegris targets online casinos, sportsbooks, iGaming startups, crypto exchanges, wallet/custody providers, and B2B suppliers. Its service model follows a four‑stage process: consultation, structuring, application, and licence launch, with post‑issuance support for renewals, reporting, and banking.

ULYS Law Firm
Brussels, Belgium (with Paris office)
ULYS is a French-Belgian law firm exclusively dedicated to the law of creation and innovation, with deep roots in the iGaming, technology, and media sectors. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Brussels with a Paris office, the firm is recognized as a pioneer and leader in technology law and a key advisor to the online gambling industry across Europe. ULYS is built on a “Total Quality” ethos, holding ISO 9001:2000 certification for organizational quality and a strict specialization in New Technologies, Intellectual Property, and Media & Entertainment. The firm’s success stems from a global solution approach that combines deep legal expertise with close client proximity. ULYS has established authoritative resources such as the technology law portal droit-technologie.org (launched in 1997) and the dedicated gaminglaw.eu portal, which serve as references for professionals navigating digital regulation, GDPR, blockchain, e-money, and e-commerce law. With a constant focus on conviviality and innovation, ULYS has become a trusted partner for operators, suppliers, and stakeholders in the regulated online gaming and entertainment space, offering comprehensive legal counsel across European and international frameworks.

Tornaritis Law Firm LLC
16 Stasikratous, Nicosia, 1065, Cyprus
Tornaritis Law Firm LLC is a Cyprus-based law firm with a distinguished history stretching back to 1924, when Criton G. Tornaritis, the first Attorney General of the Republic of Cyprus, founded the practice. Today, under the leadership of the founder's grandson, Criton Tornaritis, the firm has evolved into a specialist provider of high-stakes international legal services, particularly within the iGaming and financial services sectors. It is listed on major industry directories such as CasinoVendors and iGamingSuppliers, confirming its active role in licensing, regulatory compliance, and corporate structuring for online gambling operators. The firm also maintains a strategic partnership with the global law firm DLA Piper for disputes, regulatory, and insolvency matters. Tornaritis offers an online Academy that provides legal education courses to clients, and reports over 1,000 successful cases. With a legacy of three generations, the firm combines deep local expertise with an international outlook, serving banks, e-money institutions, and corporate clients from its headquarters in Nicosia.

Time Danowsky
Stockholm, Sweden
TIME DANOWSKY is a Stockholm-based boutique law firm formed in January 2020 through the merger of Time Advokatbyrå and Danowsky & Partners Advokatbyrå. Specializing in technology, intellectual property, media, and dispute resolution, the firm serves a diverse clientele that includes multinational corporations, Swedish government authorities, state-owned enterprises, and international companies active in the Nordic region. With a team of 24 employees, TIME DANOWSKY has quickly earned top-tier rankings from directories such as Legal 500 and Chambers in all its core practice areas. The firm’s practice encompasses digital and technology (sourcing, AI, data protection), media and IP (copyright, trademarks), dispute resolution (court litigation, arbitration), public procurement, competition law, and corporate/commercial matters. TIME DANOWSKY is also recognized for its strong pro bono partnerships with organizations like Amnesty and Civil Rights Defenders, and its lawyers regularly contribute to legislative development in freedom of the press and democratic governance. Positioned at the intersection of law, technology, and innovation, the firm advises clients on the business of the future.

Thomson Reuters Accelus
Toronto, ON, Canada (Thomson Reuters global headquarters)
Thomson Reuters Accelus is a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) platform brand originally launched in 2012 by Thomson Reuters to help financial institutions, corporations, and government agencies manage anti-money laundering, sanctions, and know-your-customer requirements. The platform integrated risk intelligence from the World-Check database with automated screening, workflow, and monitoring tools. Accelus branded solutions included Accelus World-Check One for automated customer due diligence and Accelus Org ID for managed onboarding. Over time, the Accelus brand was folded into Thomson Reuters' broader Risk Management Solutions portfolio, which now encompasses products such as World-Check, CLEAR, and others under the Risk & Fraud segment. Thomson Reuters itself is a global content-driven technology company headquartered in Toronto, Canada, with approximately 27,100 employees and serving over 400,000 clients worldwide. The Accelus name is rarely used in current marketing; GRC capabilities are delivered as part of Thomson Reuters' Legal, Tax & Accounting and Risk & Fraud solutions.
The Fort Group
Guernsey, Channel Islands
Fort Group is an independently owned trust and corporate services provider established in 1973 and licensed by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC). For more than five decades, the firm has specialised in trusteeship, estate planning, asset protection, company administration, and compliance solutions for private clients, families, and institutional clients. Headquartered in Guernsey, Fort Group has grown steadily through a series of carefully planned and seamlessly executed acquisitions, most recently expanding its presence in the island with the strategic purchase of Cogent Limited. The firm positions itself as a discreet, long-term partner for clients requiring robust governance and fiduciary services within a well-regulated jurisdiction. While Fort Group’s clientele spans multiple sectors, its services are particularly relevant for high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and international businesses seeking a stable, experienced trust and corporate administrator. The company’s longevity and GFSC licensing underline its commitment to regulatory compliance and financial security.

Tanti-Dougall & Associates, Advocates
127, Triq San Guzepp, Tarxien, TXN 1021, Malta
Tanti-Dougall & Associates, Advocates is a seasoned, multi-disciplinary law firm based in Malta, founded in Valletta by Dr Michael Tanti-Dougall and Dr Jacqueline Tanti-Dougall. The firm draws on over 45 years of combined legal experience and serves a diverse clientele of private individuals and local and international corporations. Its practice areas cover corporate and tax advisory, litigation, aviation and maritime law, intellectual property, employment law, family law, and more. Notably, the firm has developed a specialised practice in iGaming and gambling regulatory assistance, helping international gaming operators with licensing, compliance, and tax matters in Malta. The firm also represents clients before Maltese courts, administrative tribunals, the European Court of Human Rights, and the European Commission. It is a member of the European Law Group, a network of leading law firms, and operates from a single office in Tarxien, Malta, with a small team of attorneys and support staff.

Teddington Legal
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Teddington Legal is an Australian boutique law firm established in 2009 by corporate and commercial lawyer Mark Gardiner. Headquartered on the Gold Coast, Queensland, the firm focuses primarily on the legal needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), offering a full suite of business law services. Teddington Legal operates with the philosophy that all businesses, from sole traders to growing companies, deserve personalised, strategically minded legal support. The firm prides itself on plain-English drafting and practical advice, helping clients with commercial contracts, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property protection, employment law, and corporate structuring. In addition to standard business services, Teddington Legal provides resident and nominee director services for overseas entities seeking to establish a presence in Australia, a niche offering that leverages its legal expertise for regulatory compliance. The firm’s team of entrepreneurial lawyers is structured to allow practitioners to retain an agreed share of fees generated, reflecting a business model designed to attract and retain top talent. While best known for its SME focus, Teddington Legal also handles private client work, including property law, estate planning, and conveyancing. Founded during the global financial crisis, the firm has grown steadily and continues to serve clients both domestically and internationally, with a strong emphasis on building long-term client relationships through accessible, high-quality legal counsel.

Tan Peng Chin LLC
Singapore
Tan Peng Chin LLC, commonly known as TPC Law, is a full-service Singapore law firm founded in 1994 by Tan Peng Chin. Originally operating as Tan Peng Chin & Partners, it converted to a Law Corporation in 2001 and is headquartered at 50 Raffles Place, Singapore Land Tower. With over 50 lawyers, paralegals, and staff, the firm has been consistently ranked among Singapore's top 25 largest law firms by Singapore Business Review since 2013. TPC Law offers legal services across five core departments: Asset & Wealth Management, Corporate, Banking & Finance, Intellectual Property, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, and Real Estate & Conveyancing. While it serves a broad range of industries, the firm also appears on iGaming supplier directories as a certified legal services vendor for gaming and casino operators, reflecting its ability to handle regulatory compliance and advisory work in the Asia-Pacific region. TPC Law positions itself as a one-stop legal partner delivering practical, commercially aware solutions.
Tal Ron, Drihem & Co., Law Firm
Tel Aviv, Israel
Tal Ron, Drihem & Co. is an international law firm headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, recognised as a pioneer in legal services for the iGaming, digital entertainment, fintech, and emerging technology sectors. Founded in 2003 by award-winning lawyer and notary Tal Itzhak Ron, who holds degrees in law and computer science, the firm was built from the outset to focus on online gaming, financial technology, and innovative internet law—long before these became mainstream legal practices. With a boutique-style approach, the firm offers personalised attention and 24/6 availability, advising more than 300 operators, platforms, acquiring banks, service providers, and governing bodies across its core sectors. It provides end-to-end support including corporate structuring, licensing, regulatory compliance, banking and payment gateway advisory, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property protection, and capital markets representation. Over two decades, the firm has expanded into artificial intelligence, blockchain, and metaverse law, serving both publicly-listed companies and private entrepreneurs. Tal Ron, Drihem & Co. is frequently the first point of contact for innovative ventures setting up cross-border iGaming and fintech operations and is regularly featured at industry events such as SiGMA and the Israel Mobile Summit.

Studio Sbordoni
Rome, Italy
Studio Sbordoni is a niche iGaming supplier based in Rome, Italy, specializing in the publishing and distribution of casino and gaming business content. The company positions itself as a leading industry resource, offering news, analysis, and market intelligence to B2B stakeholders such as operators and suppliers. Founded by Stefano Sbordoni, it has been active in the European iGaming ecosystem at least since 2013, as evidenced by its attendance at tradeshows. Despite its low public profile and minimal digital footprint, the firm is listed on igamingsuppliers.com as a verified vendor, confirming its role in the B2B supply chain. Its offerings likely include industry reports, newsletters, or event coverage tailored to the gambling sector. The company's small scale and lack of extensive press coverage suggest a founder-run consultancy or media operation serving a specialized audience.
Recent News

SCCG Management Teams with Trivver to Bring Spatial AI Commerce to Gaming
SCCG Management has partnered with spatial AI firm Trivver to bring its interactive commerce technology to gaming operators, focusing on live casino, sports entertainment, and fan engagement, with Trivver holding over 165 global patents and a newly launched PlayCanvas SDK.

Industry Gatherings in Tbilisi and Mexico City Highlight Regional Growth in iGaming
SBC Summit Tbilisi 2026 concluded with strong attendance and a Regulatory Forum, while SiGMA North America 2026 is set to debut in Mexico City with 4,000 delegates, reflecting the industry's focus on regional expansion in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Americas.
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Anjouan Licensing Gains Traction as a Future-Ready Option for iGaming Operators, Says Fast Offshore
According to iGaming consultancy Fast Offshore, Anjouan's regulatory framework is future-proof due to its swift processing, flexible licensing, zero gaming tax, and growing emphasis on transparency and ongoing compliance. The jurisdiction offers a balanced option for operators seeking long-term stability without the costs of tier-1 alternatives.

Merkur Group Acquires White Hat Studios, Excluding Platform and White Label Operations
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SiGMA North America 2026 to Debut in Mexico City with 4,000 Delegates and Expanded Regional Focus
SiGMA Group will host the first SiGMA North America 2026 summit in Mexico City from September 1-3, expecting 4,000 delegates, 1,000 operators, and over 200 exhibitors, followed by an exclusive affiliate retreat in Cancun. The event aims to strengthen cross-border networking across North and Latin America, leveraging Mexico's growing iGaming market projected to reach $3.61 billion by 2033.

Anjouan's Regulatory Overhaul Drives Its Rise as a Leading iGaming Jurisdiction
Anjouan's 2023 regulatory overhaul has made it a top iGaming jurisdiction, attracting over 1,400 licensees with low costs, fast processing, single-license flexibility, and crypto-friendly policies, while maintaining effective oversight.

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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Balkan Gaming Federation Unites Operators Against Black Market and Restrictive Regulation
The newly formed Balkan Gaming Federation (BGF), encompassing seven countries, is uniting trade bodies to combat the region's sophisticated black market and advocate for proportionate regulation. Facing increasing regulatory burdens and the proliferation of illegal gambling, the BGF aims to foster dialogue between industry and governments, treat licensed operators as solutions, and promote a sustainable, compliant gaming environment.