Law Firm / Legal Services
Companies offering law firm / legal services in the iGaming industry — 183 listed.

GLC Abogados
San José, Costa Rica
GLC Abogados is a Costa Rican full-service business law firm founded in 1999 in San José, specializing in legal services for international clients across corporate, immigration, labour, real estate, family law, and litigation. The firm was established during Costa Rica's economic shift from agriculture to a foreign-investment-driven market, positioning itself as a bridge for international investors and expatriates. It operates through five dedicated divisions and two sister brands: GLC Legal, a regional Latin American platform, and GLC International, focusing on company formation and offshore structures. With offices in San José, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, and a US representative office, the firm is known for its bilingual team and pragmatic, client-focused approach. Its mantra, 'Protecting Your Business,' reflects its commitment to thorough due diligence and long-term client relationships.

Gleiss Lutz
Stuttgart, Germany
Gleiss Lutz is a leading German full-service business law firm with a storied history dating back to 1949, when antitrust lawyer Alfred Gleiss founded the practice in Stuttgart. The firm has grown organically and through office openings to operate eight locations worldwide, including Berlin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart, Brussels, and London. With over 400 lawyers, including 92 partners, Gleiss Lutz advises clients across all major areas of business law, particularly excelling in mergers and acquisitions, competition/antitrust, labour law, litigation, and arbitration. The firm is recognized for its early adoption of legal technology, having developed proprietary tools such as the Client Collaboration Platform, FactTracker, and Rocket, and is a founding member of the European Legal Tech Association (ELTA). Gleiss Lutz maintains a non-exclusive network of independent international law firms and strategic alliances with leading European firms like Chiomenti, Cuatrecasas, and Gide Loyrette Nouel. With revenue reaching approximately €318.9 million in 2025, the firm consistently ranks among the top German law firms in domestic and international league tables, handling high-stakes cross-border mandates for clients ranging from multinational corporations to financial institutions.
GGRSOFT
Vilnius, Lithuania
GGRSOFT is a Vilnius, Lithuania-based B2B iGaming solutions provider founded in 2024. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to help online gaming operators launch and scale their businesses. Core offerings include licensing, corporate services, white-label casino platform development, banking and payment processing, and software solutions. Positioned as a boutique consultancy, GGRSOFT leverages a small, experienced team of what it describes as 'legal ninjas, banking whisperers, and tech wizards' to navigate regulatory complexities. The company claims to have issued over 350 licenses, incorporated more than 500 companies, opened 400+ bank accounts, and powered over 250 websites with its software. Its headquarters in Vilnius is strategically chosen for proximity to the Bank of Lithuania and access to the country’s fintech ecosystem. GGRSOFT positions itself as a partner that not only follows iGaming regulations but helps clients 'rewrite them in your favor.' The company operates as a partnership with 2-10 employees.
GC Gaming Curacao
Physical Address:, Mailing Address:, 7 Abraham de Veerstraat, Willemstad, Colorado 98006, PO Box 840, Willemstad 4300, Curaçao
No company named “GC Gaming Curacao” could be identified through extensive web research. The exact term returned zero relevant results across iGaming industry databases, news articles, or corporate registries. The closest match is Gaming Curacao N.V., but that is a distinct entity. Therefore, no profile can be provided for GC Gaming Curacao.

GamingLicense.com
Cyprus
GamingLicense.com is a global iGaming licensing consultancy headquartered in Cyprus, with deep operational roots in Curaçao and a team that collectively brings over 60 years of industry experience. The company guides online casino, sportsbook, lottery, poker, and esports operators through the process of obtaining and maintaining gaming licenses across more than 10 jurisdictions. Its services range from jurisdiction selection and application compilation to ongoing compliance management, anti-money laundering protocol implementation, and responsible gaming frameworks. GamingLicense.com positions itself as a strategic partner rather than a mere administrative facilitator, emphasizing direct communication, data-driven decision‑making, and a high application success rate reported at 98%. The firm has secured over 500 licenses over its decades of service and operates an Insights Hub that publishes regulatory analysis. A recent focus is the promotion of KUNAISA, a licensing route under the Kuna de Wargandí tribe in Panama, designed for operators seeking a relationship‑driven, compliance‑first environment.

Gaming Licensing
Willemstad, Curaçao
Gaming Licensing is not a distinct business entity but a broad term covering regulatory bodies, licensing software, and services within the gambling industry. Examples include state gaming commissions such as the New York State Gaming Commission and software products like Computronix's POSSE Gaming Licensing Software. No single company named 'Gaming Licensing' exists with a founding date, headquarters, or leadership. The term is used generically across jurisdictions and vendors, making it unclassifiable as a standalone company in typical iGaming directories.

GameOn Consultants Limited
Isle of Man
GameOn Consultants Limited is a B2B iGaming consultancy firm that provides strategic advisory and implementation services to operators, suppliers, and other stakeholders in the regulated gambling industry. Based in the Isle of Man, the company offers bespoke guidance on licensing, product sourcing, white-label partnerships, and operational compliance, helping clients reduce risks and accelerate time-to-market. The firm is led by directors Andy Blackburn and Darren Wyatt, who collectively bring decades of senior-level experience from both operator and supplier sides of the industry. GameOn Consultants works with startups and established operators alike, focusing on pragmatic, hands-on support rather than off-the-shelf solutions. While the company’s exact headcount and founding year are not publicly disclosed, its lean expert-driven model and deep industry connections underpin its reputation as a trusted partner in the iGaming space. The company’s website and contact details indicate a strong presence in the Isle of Man, a well-known jurisdiction for online gambling licensing.

GambleID, LLC.
Houston, Texas, USA
GambleID, LLC. is a privately held B2B technology company headquartered in Houston, Texas, that delivers an all-in-one compliance, identity, geolocation, and payment platform purpose-built for the online gaming industry. Founded in 2011, the company originated within Tsevo, a Houston-based data-solutions firm serving the Oil & Gas and government sectors, before emerging as an independent entity. GambleID’s platform integrates KYC/AML screening, AI-driven identity verification, geolocation validation, payment processing, and a proprietary rules engine that dynamically enforces state-by-state regulatory requirements. Over 250 brands trust the platform, which has verified more than 33 million customers and boasts 99.999% uptime since deployment. The company also offers a comprehensive consulting service covering banking, payments, licensing, and legal opinion to help operators launch quickly. GambleID has incubated and launched more than 50 gaming companies, including notable successes such as PointsBet, acquired by Fanatics for $225 million in 2023. Led by founder and CEO JD Garner, the firm employs between 11 and 50 people and continues to expand into new areas such as athlete integrity monitoring through its ARM product.

Fox Williams
London, United Kingdom
Fox Williams is a City of London business law firm built around the commercial ambitions of its clients, particularly those navigating international expansion, regulatory change, and sector-specific challenges. Founded in 1989 by Ronnie Fox and Tina Williams, the firm has grown into a highly regarded independent practice with a reputation for deep sector insight in financial and professional services, technology, fintech, and employment law. Its lawyers are recognised for delivering expert legal insight with a commercial focus, often handling cross-jurisdictional work for clients ranging from high-growth fintech startups to established multinationals. The firm operates solely from its London headquarters and maintains a network of trusted correspondent law firms globally rather than opening overseas branches. Fox Williams is especially active in eight key sectors: fashion, financial services, fintech, natural resources, professional services and partnerships, technology, publishing and digital media, and travel. Its client base includes many businesses structured as LLPs, such as hedge funds, private equity, and asset management firms. The firm also has a notable practice in civil fraud, asset recovery, and non-financial misconduct, and it frequently advises clients on FCA authorisation, product launches, outsourcing, and platform agreements in the payments and fintech space.
First Cagayan Leisure and Resort Corporation
26th Floor West Tower, Philippine Stock Exchange Center, Exchange Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
First Cagayan Leisure and Resort Corporation (FCLRC) is the exclusive private-sector partner of the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA), responsible for developing and regulating gaming operations within the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport in the Philippines. Established as a subsidiary of Leisure and Resorts World Corporation (LRWC), a publicly listed company on the Philippine Stock Exchange, FCLRC provides the legal, regulatory, and infrastructural framework for interactive gaming, casinos, and tourism facilities. The company does not operate games directly but licenses operators, performs probity checks, and supplies software and infrastructure. Its jurisdiction covers Santa Ana and neighboring islands, as well as Aparri in northeastern Luzon. The integrated resort includes non-gaming amenities such as beaches, a golf course, and family recreation, positioning it as a hub for tourism and investment in the Asia-Pacific region. First Cagayan was instrumental in making the Philippines the first regulated jurisdiction for online gaming in Asia, attracting over 40 licensed operators.

Fenech Farrugia Fiott Legal
Swatar, Birkirkara, Malta
Fenech Farrugia Fiott Legal, now trading as FFF Legal, is a well‑established Maltese law firm recognised as one of the country’s foremost commercial and private law practices. Founded in 2009 by long‑time friends Christian Farrugia and Tonio Fenech, the firm has built a strong reputation for delivering top‑tier, client‑centric legal services to both local and international clients. Operating from its modern offices in the Swatar business centre in Birkirkara, FFF Legal advises on a comprehensive range of matters spanning corporate and commercial law, maritime and aviation, regulated industries (including gaming, financial services and pharma), real estate and construction, litigation, employment law, and private/civil law. The firm takes a personalised approach, combining deep sector knowledge with a commitment to honesty, integrity and professionalism. Over the years, it has gradually admitted new partners, and today is led by a team of five partners: Christian Farrugia, Denia Ellul, Damien Degiorgio, Katia Mercieca and Manfred Galdes. FFF Legal is also a key component of the ARQ Group, a multi‑disciplinary platform that brings together legal, accountancy, taxation and fiduciary expertise, enabling it to offer clients seamless integrated advisory services. The firm is regularly listed in leading legal directories such as Chambers and Partners, confirming its standing as a premier Maltese law firm.

Fenech & Fenech Advocates
198, Old Bakery Street, Valletta VLT 1452, Malta
Fenech & Fenech Advocates is Malta’s longest-standing law firm, with roots stretching back to 1891. Over more than 130 years, it has grown from a traditional practice into a full-service, multi-disciplinary firm serving a global client base. The firm is particularly recognised for its deep expertise in maritime law, financial services, corporate and commercial law, and emerging sectors such as iGaming, fintech, and TMT. It is closely linked with the Fenlex Group, a licensed corporate services provider, and Fenech & Fenech Marine Services Ltd, which handles ship registration and yacht leasing. Its heritage gives it unmatched knowledge of Malta’s legal landscape, while its forward-looking approach keeps it at the forefront of legislative developments. The firm’s lawyers are consistently ranked by leading directories like Chambers and Partners and The Legal 500, and it advises clients from over 40 countries, making it a key player in cross-border matters across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the Americas.
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