
International Lawyer
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Job description
About the Position
We are seeking an International Lawyer to support our iGaming and Entertainment group, Growe, in navigating complex legal matters across different regions.
Responsibilities
- Support activities of the group's companies in different regions, including licensing and other regulatory matters (Asia, Africa, LatAm, etc.);
- Draft, proofread, and negotiate various types of agreements such as MSAs, SLAs, insertion orders, marketing and sponsorship agreements, PSP agreements, licensing agreements, NDAs;
- Provide day-to-day legal support to different teams (e.g., billing, marketing, finance team and others) regarding operational activity and ad hoc requests in corporate, contractual, and intellectual property matters;
- Represent legal function in cross-team cooperation;
- Draft and proofread T&C, privacy policies, etc;
- Communicate and coordinate the work of external counsels from different jurisdictions;
- Handle registers of contracts, companies, corporate, and related documentation.
Requirements
- Experience in consulting on corporate, contractual, and regulatory matters for at least 3 years;
- Knowledge of international corporate, commercial, and contractual law;
- Experience in international companies or abroad;
- Fluent command of the English language, both written and oral (with knowledge and understanding of legal English).
Nice to Have
- IP or Tax expertise
Personal Features
- Mindfulness, attention to detail;
- Initiative, proactive and responsible person;
- Good organizational and time-management skills.
About the Company
Our client, Growe, is a leading business advisory and services group in iGaming and Entertainment. Creators of strategies that work and solutions that scale. Combining strategic vision with hands-on expertise, Growe helps businesses navigate the fast-evolving industry, seize new opportunities, enter new markets, and achieve sustainable growth.
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