Gaming Law Archives

July 2020July 5, 2021

International Contracts:

How Has the Global Pandemic Impacted International Contracts?

The COVID-19 pandemic is one of those once-ina- lifetime events that few people predict but which affects everyone – individuals, businesses and governments. During the past four months the pandemic […]

September 2018December 10, 2021

Collaborations Across Borders

Establishing international joint ventures

Joint ventures can be an efficient and effective way to access new markets, develop new products or explore new industries. They can be operational in nature, or passive if they […]

March 2018November 5, 2021

A Blockchain Revolution

The rise of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies

Blockchain was the technology story of 2017, as the paradigm shift that has been gathering among developers for several years finally hit the mainstream. News organisations have devoted much time […]

July 2017November 5, 2021

The Devil in the Detail:

A local route to success in cross-border contract law

Contracts form a critical part of any commercial operation, allowing businesses to enter into agreements with the suppliers, customers and distributors that drive their operation. Commercial contracts can be complex […]

March 21, 2014Italy Gaming Law

Studio Legale Sbordoni joins IR as the exclusive Gaming Law Member in Italy

International Referral, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce Stefano Sbordoni of Studio Legale Sbordoni. Stefano has joined IR as our exclusive Gaming Law Member in Italy. Stefano Sbordoni, Supreme Court atterney-at-law, is a professor of Information Tecnology Law in Political Science Department of The University of Tuscia. He also lectures […]

October 25, 2013August 28, 2020Gaming Law

Introduction to new Law Firm Member in England

International Referral the global network of business lawyers, is delighted to introduce Anna Mathias of Joelson Wilson LLP Anna has joined the Legal network; as our exclusive Gaming Law in England. Anna was called to the Bar in 1994 and practised as a barrister in chambers for ten years, specialising in public and regulatory law, planning and […]

September 30, 2013August 28, 2020Gaming Law

Gambling Commission Continues Rolling Programme of Test-Purchasing

The late August bank holiday weekend already seems a distant memory, but the Gambling Commission used it to announce its latest round of underage test purchasing, which continues. The Commission said that tests of smaller adult gaming centre and independent betting shop premises earlier in the summer had revealed some weaknesses in operators’ systems for […]