TIME Law News 2/2023
The latest edition of the TIME Law News are now published.
Read the whole news here.
The latest edition of the TIME Law News are now published.
Read the whole news here.
The latest edition of the TIME Law News are now published.
In the current issue of TIME Law News, we inform you about the latest developments in the field of advertising for (online) gambling in Germany, news about the granting of individual licences according to § 22a GlüStV as well as on the topic of online games with a focus on lootboxes in an international context.
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The founders of GamingLaw.eu are once again awarded by Chambers Global for 2023. Here are the Chambers Global commentaries that led to this awards again:
Santiago Asensi Gisbert has experience handling gaming and gambling matters, including licensing issues, court cases and business or legislative work. He is based in Spain.
Strenghts:
“He has got a very good understanding of the regulator in Spain.”
“He has a good commercial style and he is business-oriented person.”
Amsterdam-based Justin Franssen heads the gaming and gambling practice group of Kalff Katz & Franssen. He has extensive experience in a wide array of contentious and non-contentious gaming and gambling matters.
Wulf Hambach maintains a strong reputation for his work on the global stage. He is recognised for his expert knowledge in German gaming and gambling matters.
Quirino Mancini advises international clients on an array of gaming matters. He is based in Rome and often works on licensing and regulatory matters.
Citation from Gaming in Holland:
Last week, law firm Kalf Katz & Franssen organized its 18th Annual Gaming Industry Event at the Royal Industrieele Groote Club in Amsterdam.
The event, traditionally organized on the Friday before ICE London, focused on hot-button issues such as looming advertising restrictions in the Dutch regulated online gambling market and improved duty of care provisions for licensed operators.
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Quirino Mancini, equity partner and Head of the Gaming & Gambling practice at Tonucci & Partners, has been elected in London the new president of the International Masters of Gaming Law (IMGL), the leading international association gathering lawyers, advisors and academics from across the globe active in the gaming and gambling industry. With over 20 years of history and a global reach, the IMGL plays an essential role as both the main reference and source of ongoing professional update for the whole industry including videogames and betting on e-sports. Quirino was one of just two European co-founders of the IMGL when it was established New York City more than twenty years ago.
