Frequently asked questions about games and esports lawyers

In some cases, yes. In Brazil the player-company relationship is usually analysed under the Consumer Protection Code, and the outcome depends on the evidence and the reason for the ban.

Yes. Through the courts you can request the return of the account and items and, in some cases, help identify who committed the fraud.

Conduct rules in and out of competition, streaming rules, a buyout clause if the player leaves for another team, a proportional penalty if either party terminates without cause, and penalties for breaking event or platform rules.

Verbal agreements or deals made over messages can also be enforced, including in court, if you can prove what was agreed.

Yes, but each store sets its own rules. Google Play, for example, accepts refund requests within 48 hours. After that you need to contact the developer.

Yes. Work is done online across Brazil and includes international contracts and registrations for clients abroad.

No. No lawyer can promise an outcome. Each case depends on the facts, the evidence and what the other party does.

Yes. Agreements with foreign publishers and platforms and trademark and software registration abroad are part of the work with studios.

With a short conversation to understand the case. Message on WhatsApp or book a slot on the online calendar.

Fees depend on the service and how complex the case is. They are set out in writing after the first conversation, following the Brazilian Bar fee table, with no surprises along the way.

No. Everything happens online: video calls, document sharing and digital signature of the engagement letter and power of attorney.

Yes. Everything you share is covered by attorney-client privilege and handled under Brazil’s data protection law (LGPD).

A short summary of what happened and whatever you have: screenshots, emails, contracts or support tickets. If something is missing, I will tell you what to look for.

Yes. I handle bylaws, minutes, registration and tax ID, plus the rules and contracts so the team or league starts out properly set up.

Yes. The trilogy is written in plain language for gamers, players, managers, creators and lawyers.

Both. They help anyone who wants to understand their rights in gaming, and lawyers who want to work in the industry.