Cains‘ gambling and e-gaming team acts on the largest and most complex gambling transaction in the market, including on multi-jurisdictional restructuring and secured lending matters. The team also advises extensively on regulatory matters for the largest gambling companies on the island. Scott Leonard-Morgan handles complex corporate, financing, restructuring and commercial transactions within the gambling sector with particular expertise in the technology, gaming and payment services sectors. Tristan Head regularly advises on regulatory matters related to financial services, while Matthew Wilkinson provides cross-border regulatory compliance advice in addition to a wide range of corporate and commercial work. Kirsten Porter is another key name, handling a number of significant deals involving M&A and restructurings in the gambling sector.
Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
‘They take an extremely collaborative approach to work and feel like an extension of our deal / regulatory teams, they are also one of a very small number of firms that truly understands the local gambling industry.’
‘Scott Leonard-Morgan is always very responsive and always so easy to deal with. He is sensible on fees, delivering good value and trying to ensure the client always gets an end result they are happy with. Scott understands the way our clients work, which is invaluable.’
Key clients
- The Stars Group
- Flutter Entertainment PLC
- Gamesys Group PLC
- Galaxy Gaming Inc
- Paddy Power
Work highlights
- Advising on amendments to a term loan facility made to Galaxy Gaming Inc involving Galaxy’s wholly owned Isle of Man subsidiary Progressive Games Partners LLC. Galaxy Gaming.
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Scott Leonard-Morgan