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Provided by Ron Segev
Ron Segev is the Founding Partner of Segev LLP, a highly-ranked, full-solutions business law firm with services offered across the U.S., Canada, and India.
He is a specialized gaming and betting lawyer who works with online and land-based casinos, sportsbooks, developers, studios, platforms, and operators across social games, skill games, fantasy sports, v-sports, live-dealer, and other gaming and betting products.
Ron supports clients globally with corporate finance and M&A, commercial and IP matters, transactional work, licensing, and regulatory and compliance strategies. He has years of experience in the iGaming sector and is regularly invited to speak at high-profile industry events and in media.
Ron is also a member of Segev LLP’s Securities Practice Group, guiding clients through private and public finance, and has deep experience supporting companies in regulated industries. He also assists clients with partnerships, joint ventures, M&A, and corporate development needs.
Ron advises leading distributed-ledger companies worldwide. His experience includes blockchain application development, mining, exchanges, token projects, DeFi, GameFi, Web3, NFTs, and multiverse-related initiatives.
Ron and Segev LLP are recognized in the Chambers and Partners 2026 Guide as top-tier in Gaming and Licensing, where Ron is ranked as a Band-1 lawyer.
Learn More: https://segevllp.com/team/ron-segev/
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Ron Segev' practice spans the full spectrum of gaming law. He often works with online and land-based casinos on regulatory concerns.
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His knowledge, guidance and legal advice is critical to all stakeholders who are involved in the sector.
He has a calm, confident approach, and you immediately trust his judgment. He’s particularly strong when things are ambiguous.
His knowledge, guidance and legal advice is critical to all stakeholders who are involved in the sector.
He has a calm, confident approach, and you immediately trust his judgment. He’s particularly strong when things are ambiguous.
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Change May Be Coming To Canadian Gaming Conducted By Canada’s First Nations
Gaming and betting laws in Canada have seen significant legislative changes in the past few years, and this trend of upheaval is showing no signs of slowing down.
Developments in India Gaming: Inside the Digital Personal Data Protection Act
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPRPA) has the potential to create a solid foundation for the growing Indian gaming industry and this is an opportune time for stakeholders to enter the Indian gaming market.
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario’s Ban on Athletes in iGaming Advertising
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has recently announced updates to the regulations applicable to the Ontario iGaming market, restricting athletes and influencers in Ontario's iGaming ads from Feb 28, 2024, aiming to protect youth and promote responsible gambling.
Bill S-269: A Proposed National Framework on Sports Betting Ads Is Underway
A proposed national framework on sports betting ads is making its way through the legislative process. Bill S-269, titled “An Act respecting a national framework on advertising for sports betting” we have prepared the non-exhaustive summary.
Bill S-268: An Enormous Change Proposed For Canadian Gaming and Indigenous Peoples
The Canadian legal gaming landscape and laws recognizing Indigenous rights are about to undergo a potentially enormous change if Bill S-268, titled “An Act to amend the Criminal Code and the Indian Act”, becomes law.
Change May Be Coming To Canadian Gaming Conducted By Canada’s First Nations
Gaming and betting laws in Canada have seen significant legislative changes in the past few years, and this trend of upheaval is showing no signs of slowing down.
Developments in India Gaming: Inside the Digital Personal Data Protection Act
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPRPA) has the potential to create a solid foundation for the growing Indian gaming industry and this is an opportune time for stakeholders to enter the Indian gaming market.
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario’s Ban on Athletes in iGaming Advertising
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has recently announced updates to the regulations applicable to the Ontario iGaming market, restricting athletes and influencers in Ontario's iGaming ads from Feb 28, 2024, aiming to protect youth and promote responsible gambling.
Bill S-269: A Proposed National Framework on Sports Betting Ads Is Underway
A proposed national framework on sports betting ads is making its way through the legislative process. Bill S-269, titled “An Act respecting a national framework on advertising for sports betting” we have prepared the non-exhaustive summary.
Bill S-268: An Enormous Change Proposed For Canadian Gaming and Indigenous Peoples
The Canadian legal gaming landscape and laws recognizing Indigenous rights are about to undergo a potentially enormous change if Bill S-268, titled “An Act to amend the Criminal Code and the Indian Act”, becomes law.