Legal Associate - Gaming Law

Level Up Your Legal Career with Herzog’s Globally Recognized Gaming Team! 🎮⚖️

Are you ready to sit at the intersection of technology, international law, and high-stakes regulation?

Our Internet and E-commerce department is looking for ambitious legal talent to join our internationally acclaimed Gaming practice. If you are a lawyer who thrives on complexity and wants to work with the biggest names in the global tech and gaming world, we want to meet you.

What You’ll Do

You will you will be advising world-leading international companies, navigating the complex world of online gaming and gambling.

• Providing strategic and ongoing advice on global regulatory compliance and licensing.
• Guiding clients through complex advertising, M&A and privacy matters.
• Working across a multi-jurisdictional supply chain, including operators, content providers, banks, and regulators.
• From global regulatory compliance, licensing and advertising to M&A and privacy, your work will have a global footprint.

Qualifications

• Trained lawyers (Israeli or foreign) with 2-3 years of work experience
• Fluency in English (additional languages are an advantage)
• Highly motivated team player with strong analytical skills
• Advanced problem-solving abilities and an aptitude for staying updated with legal developments in international gaming laws
• Prior experience advising on international law matters or regulated industries and technologies - an advantage.

Company Description

Having advised internet gaming companies since the earliest days of the industry, Herzog has developed a wealth of experience allowing it to keep pace with the evolving regulatory, commercial, and corporate challenges.

Herzog provides a fully integrated, multi-jurisdictional regulatory advisory service to the gaming industry. Our clients operate at all levels of the gaming products and services supply chain and include operators and suppliers (whom Herzog assists in obtaining and maintaining licenses, continuing compliance with laws and regulations, and observing best practices), banks/payment intermediaries (providing analyses of the financial and reputational risks of dealing in the gaming sector), and national governments and regulators.