McCarthy adds counsel to national business law group
Thursday, May 20, 2021 @ 9:15 AM | By John Chunn
McCarthy Tétrault welcomed Danielle Bush as counsel in its national business law group in Toronto.
According to the firm’s press release, Bush, regarded as one of Canada’s foremost experts in the online gaming space and applicable Canadian law, has more than three decades of experience in all facets of the gaming industry. She regularly acts for a wide range of companies in the gaming industry and in sectors that intersect with gaming, including online sportsbooks; casinos and poker rooms; companies active in the eSports vertical; casino operators; gaming regulators and more. She represents many of the world’s largest gaming companies, advising them on obtaining listings; regulatory and compliance issues across jurisdictions; mergers and acquisitions; branding, marketing and regulated industries; intellectual property; and other matters.
“Danielle has built a reputation as a pre-eminent leader in the gaming industry as well as the alcohol industry, and our clients will benefit immensely from her strategic insights,” Éric Gosselin, partner and national practice group leader of the firm’s business law group, said in the release.
“Danielle is joining our firm at a critical time. The gaming industry is constantly evolving and stakeholders — from government bodies and corporations, to casinos and consumers — need astute legal counsel,” said Matthew Kelleher, partner and head of the firm’s gaming and licensing group.
According to the firm’s press release, Bush, regarded as one of Canada’s foremost experts in the online gaming space and applicable Canadian law, has more than three decades of experience in all facets of the gaming industry. She regularly acts for a wide range of companies in the gaming industry and in sectors that intersect with gaming, including online sportsbooks; casinos and poker rooms; companies active in the eSports vertical; casino operators; gaming regulators and more. She represents many of the world’s largest gaming companies, advising them on obtaining listings; regulatory and compliance issues across jurisdictions; mergers and acquisitions; branding, marketing and regulated industries; intellectual property; and other matters.
“Danielle has built a reputation as a pre-eminent leader in the gaming industry as well as the alcohol industry, and our clients will benefit immensely from her strategic insights,” Éric Gosselin, partner and national practice group leader of the firm’s business law group, said in the release.
“Danielle is joining our firm at a critical time. The gaming industry is constantly evolving and stakeholders — from government bodies and corporations, to casinos and consumers — need astute legal counsel,” said Matthew Kelleher, partner and head of the firm’s gaming and licensing group.
