Games of chance, lotteries and betting are as old as time itself, but they are more relevant and strictly regulated today than ever before. The legal framework around gambling is ever-evolving. Entrepreneurs and others involved in this sector are best advised to rely on legal guidance from specialists to ensure they meet all legal obligations and avoid risks.
Our lawyers in Antwerp and Turnhout have extensive experience with the specific requirements and dynamics of the gambling sector. We provide legal support to slot machine manufacturers and distributors, casino operators, pubs, gambling website owners, trade associations and even players. By alleviating any legal concerns, our clients can focus fully on their business.
We support our clients by providing advice and drafting appropriate agreements. We also offer guidance in administrative proceedings before the Gaming Commission or the State Council, as well as in legal proceedings before the courts.
The gambling sector also involves several other areas of law, including contract law, labour law, IP & IT law, and real estate and rental law.
Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven offers the following legal services, among others:
Privacy and website compliance: review of websites and activities for compliance with privacy legislation (GDPR), including terms and conditions, privacy statements and cookie statements.
Are you looking for legal guidance in the gambling industry? Contact Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven to find out how we can help you meet all legal requirements and grow your business.
In addition to the gambling industry, Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven also offers legal support in a wide range of other areas of expertise. Our expertise includes company law, commercial & distribution law, M&A and insolvency & restructuring, allowing us to provide companies with sound legal advice at every stage of their development. Our team also assists companies in IP, IT & privacy and labour law.
Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven has offices in Antwerp and Turnhout, where we provide our clients with personal and professional legal counsel.
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