Every detailof your game.
Sixteen services for people who compete, create, organise, develop and invest. See what each one includes and talk to me directly about your case.
For people who organise, compete and invest in competitive gaming.
Setting up and regularising associations, leagues and federations, with bylaws, minutes and registration. For groups that want to leave informality behind and run a team, league or federation with clear rules.
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Competition rules, internal regulations, codes of conduct and sanction rules. Written rules prevent mid-tournament disputes and protect the organiser when a conflict arises.
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Contracts with publishers, organisers, sponsors, venues and media to get the event off the ground. From online cups to live events, every partner needs to know what they deliver and what they get.
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Licences to broadcast tournaments, rights assignments and deals with streaming platforms. Streaming without permission can get a broadcast taken down or billed. The right licence protects content and revenue.
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Sponsorship, brand activation and naming-rights contracts for teams, leagues and events. A well-written sponsorship becomes a long partnership. A badly written one becomes a fight over what was promised.
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Drafting projects under sports and culture tax-incentive laws to fund teams, leagues and events. A well-justified project with a sound budget and clear counterparts is more likely to be approved and easier to sell to sponsors.
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Policies against match-fixing, irregular betting, cheating and corruption. With betting now regulated, integrity is no longer optional for anyone who competes or organises.
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For people who make a living playing, competing or creating content.
Team ties, salary, prize money, transfers, termination and exit clauses. The contract shapes the career. Reading it before signing avoids years stuck with bad clauses.
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Image, advertising and brand-partnership contracts for influencers and creators. Your image generates revenue. The contract sets how much, for how long and on what terms.
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Company set-up, holding structures and treatment of Brazilian and foreign income. Earning as an individual usually costs more. With the right structure, you keep more of what you earn.
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For people who play and people who put a game live.
Terms, privacy and cookie policies and data-protection compliance for games and platforms. The terms are the first contract with the player. Done well, they reduce complaints and regulatory risk.
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Publishing, distribution, software and engine licences and deals with stores and platforms. Before signing with a publisher or platform, know who keeps the IP and the revenue.
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Microtransactions, loot boxes, virtual currencies and consumer-protection rules. Poorly designed monetisation leads to complaints, lawsuits and trouble with consumer authorities.
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For studios, teams and brands that want to grow safely.
Investment rounds, new partners, buying and selling teams and studios. Investors look at contracts, trademarks and the cap table. Arriving organised raises value and speeds up closing.
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Advice for foreign brands and publishers that want to operate in Brazil. Brazil is one of the world’s largest games markets, with its own rules. Entering the right way avoids surprises.
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Representation in court, arbitration and sports-justice proceedings. When negotiation fails, a dispute needs careful strategy, evidence and deadlines.
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FAQ
Yes. Work is done online across Brazil and includes international contracts and registrations for clients abroad.
With a short conversation to understand the case. Message on WhatsApp or book a slot on the online calendar.
Yes. I handle bylaws, minutes, registration and tax ID, plus the rules and contracts so the team or league starts out properly set up.
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).
No. No lawyer can promise an outcome. Each case depends on the facts, the evidence and what the other party does.
Contact
Tell me about your case on WhatsApp with the basics and any documents you have. Online across Brazil and abroad.