“Several bills are currently under discussion in Congress, including casinos integrated into resorts, bingo halls, online gaming and lotteries. In addition, in 2019, the Brazilian electronic gaming industry generated more than 1 billion dollars. From video games in applications, consoles and platforms, to traditional games, the Brazilian potential for this market is huge, there is a relevant niche that tends to intensify,” highlights Edtech in its call for registration for the course.
As the theme is multidisciplinary, the course will address regulatory, tax, civil and cultural aspects of the market, which impacts various industries, such as banking, financial, technological, government and entertainment. In this course, emphasis will be given to two main projects: Bill 442/1991, in the Chamber of Deputies, and Bill 186/2014, in the Senate.
The objective of this course is to present to the professional of the legal world the different possibilities of acting in the gaming market, building a career in the area of Gaming & Gambling Law.
The target audience is made up of lawyers, judges, prosecutors and managers of law firms and legal departments in the public and private sectors.
METHODOLOGY
The Future Law Methodology is divided into 3 stages:
1. The Structure
Each module and class are thought of as a learning journey within the course program, they are all tied together in a structure, and are stages for building knowledge in a practical and enjoyable way.
2. The Content
The coordination of research and content selects the most relevant information and themes, together with the most renowned specialists, and the most innovative success cases in the legal market.
3. The Form
There is no learning without experience. Practical activities, hands on, are based on real cases and with different levels of difficulty. They are dynamic exercises and challenging missions for students to gain autonomy over their learning journey.
INSTRUCTORS
Fábio Ferreira Kujawski - Partner at Mattos Filho Advogados. Master in Law of International Economic Relations from PUC / SP. He works in the areas of technology, data protection, telecommunications, intellectual property, media and entertainment, focusing on transactions and regulatory issues.
Luiz Felipe Maia - Founding Partner at FYMSA - Franco, Yoshiyasu, Maia e Silveira Advogados. In 2020 he received the "Lawyer of the Year" award in Brazil for his work in the Gaming Law area. Previously, he also received several awards for his work in the area of Gaming Law: Corporate Livewire Excellence in Gaming Awards in 2016, The Law Reviews - Gambling in 2016 - 2017; Lawyer Monthly at the Top 100 Brazil 2018 - Technology and Gaming in 2018. He graduated in Law at USP and has specializations at Harvard and Fundação Getúlio Vargas.
Lisa Worcman – She acts with a focus on consulting for companies in the technology and entertainment industries. Tax attorney, with expertise in digital law, the partner acts with the firm's practices in order to provide multidisciplinary service to clients in these markets. Her tax practice is focused on consultancy, transfer pricing, application of international treaties, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) processes, including crossborder transactions and business structuring of foreign companies in Brazil.
Maria Luiza Kurban Jobim - Legal advisor and member of the Study Committee for the Implementation of LGPD at TJRS, graduated in Law (UFRGS) and Master in International Commercial Law (University of Kent), professor of the graduate program at Unisinos and served as researcher at “Projeto Bingo” (The Bingo Project), conducted by the University of Kent (United Kingdom), subsidized by the Economic and Social Research Council of the United Kingdom (Economic and Social Research Council - ESRC) and awarded as the best sociolegal
Priscila Carvalho - Graduated and master's student in Civil Law at PUC / SP Lawyer, post-graduated by FGV (GVLaw) in business contracts and complex negotiations, lawyer, partner and coordinator of the civil business team at Cortez de Carvalho & Furegate, consultant and active defender of important clubs and organizers of championships of games of skill and fantasy electronic games in Brazil.
The cost of the inscription to the ‘Gaming Law – Direito dos Jogos’ course is R$ 1,000 and can be divided into up to seven installments. More information can be obtained at https://cursos.futurelaw.com.br/turma/gaming-law-ao-vivo-online/marco-de-2021.
Source: GMB
