Gambling. Media. Entertainment.
We specialize in Canadian gambling, media, and entertainment law and assist clients in jurisdictions around the world.
Locally Specialized, Globally Focused
We help you navigate the Canadian landscape and leverage our global experience and connections.
Teammate
We engage with your mission and your people. We are on your team and are available through all channels that allow you to best communicate.
Business-Oriented Problem Solving
We understand that real solutions make sense both legally and commercially.
Value Driven
We understand that we are in the service industry. We are here to make your life easier by offering reasonable hourly rates, and fixed fee billing options. Before charging you anything, we do the work upfront to ensure we will provide you with value.
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Our Approach
01.
Consult
We want to learn about your business model and your objectives to ensure we are able to add value.
02.
Plan
We work with you to come up with next steps, costs, and timelines.
03.
Execute
Leave it to us! We provide you with our work product in a professional and timely manner.
04.
Review and Finalize
We review our work product with you to ensure that you are satisfied prior to finalizing.
Recent Blog Posts
I’m a Pokémon Card Collector, Does That Make Me a Gambler?
The hobby of collecting cards has been around for more than a century. In the “early days,” collectible cards were largely marketed to children. Today, adult collectors are turning the hobby into a career by trading valuable cards in secondary markets and using repacking platforms with gambling-like elements. At GME
This Is AMP: Penalties vs. Fines in a Canadian Context
Lawyers love to point out nuanced distinctions in technical terms, like the difference between a robbery and a burglary, or between a representation and a warranty. Most of these distinctions won’t have much impact on the day-to-day life of your average person. Since putting together the GME Law Penalty
The App Shows You the Bet You Can’t Make
Wealthsimple Predict went live on July 29, around four months after CIRO published the terms under which authorized investment dealers could offer event contracts to Canadian clients, and about a month after Wealthsimple first announced the app. Predict runs on Kalshi’s exchange and gives Canadians access to roughly 4,000 event