Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific Region Gaming & Gambling

Lau Kok Keng of Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP has long been recognised as the leading expert on gaming and gambling matters in Singapore. Well versed in intellectual property law, he is particularly known for advising clients, including governments and international and domestic enterprises, on the complex regulatory structures around lotteries and wagering in the region and beyond. In recent years, his attention has turned increasingly to the world of online and virtual gaming.

Ranjana Adhikari of IndusLaw in Mumbai is especially recognised for handling IP-related issues and is well placed to advise both domestic and international clients on the evolving legal and regulatory framework with regard to gaming and gambling in India.

Brett Boon of Thomson Geer in Sydney is an active adviser on a variety of gaming and gambling issues. He has particular experience in assisting clients with licensing issues in relation to the installation of gaming machines in recreational locations.

Marie Antonette Quiogue of Romulo Mabanta Buenaventura Sayoc & De Los Angeles in Manila draws strength from her expertise in TMT matters to bolster her offering in the gaming and gambling sector. Market sources remark on her ability to advise authoritatively on both terrestrial and online gaming issues.

Tomohiro Takagi of Nishimura & Asahi in Tokyo is a noted commentator on the potential future development of pioneering integrated resorts in Japan. His work encompasses regulatory and compliance issues, as well as transactions and the management of intellectual property portfolios for players active in the gaming industry.

Yap Wai Ming of Morgan Lewis Stamford in Singapore is highly regarded for his expertise in regulatory matters pertaining to gaming and gambling law in the jurisdiction. He has written and published extensively on the subject in addition to advising on transactions in the sector for over 30 years.