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    Jacobs Counsel

    The law firm of the future,
    for the work you need done today.

    For businesses, gaming companies, athletes, and creators.

    We help you negotiate contracts, structure deals, and make informed business decisions.

    Jamee Ganal—Executive Assistant, Jacobs Counsel LLC

    Jamee Ganal, Executive Assistant
    She coordinates client communication and follow-up. Your introductory call covers fit, timing and next steps.

    Our work.

    Meet the firm

    The people behind the work.

    You work with the attorney handling your matter, with support from the team on scheduling, follow-up and billing.

    Drew Jacobs directs Seton Hall Law's Annual Gaming Law Bootcamp and is admitted in New York, New Jersey and Ohio.

    Sam Basile brings more than three decades of gaming legal and executive experience, including work involving GeoComply, Aristocrat Technologies and Bragg Gaming Group.

    Caitlin Hannibal previously practiced at Orrick and Cadwalader and worked in house at iN DEMAND. She is a WNBPA Certified Player Agent.

    Client perspective.

    5.0 on Google
    As an entrepreneur building my own business, I am grateful to have Drew as my trusted legal counsel. His work is prompt, thorough, professional, and relatable.
    Carley Horan, Entrepreneur
    Drew and his team are the best of the best. Honest, hardworking, and reliable. They've handled a wide range of legal projects on our behalf and they always deliver quality work - on time.
    Gene Williams, Business Owner

    Two ways to work together.

    Ongoing Counsel

    Recurring legal support for companies across industries. The engagement sets out the scope, staffing and fee structure, with principal-led supervision.

    Defined Projects

    A contract, transaction, legal opinion or other defined piece of work. We agree the deliverables, assumptions and fee structure in writing.

    What happens next

    1. Fit call with Jamee — Share what you are working on, your timing and the help you need.
    2. Conflicts and scope — The team reviews fit and conflicts, then proposes the scope, staffing and fees.
    3. Written engagement — The signed agreement sets out what we will do and on what terms.

    Free legal guides

    Practical guides for gaming operators, athletes and growing companies. Explore the issues and questions to bring to counsel.

    Browse all guides
    Gaming Compliance 101 — cover

    Gaming Law

    Gaming Compliance 101

    Understand skill, chance, sweepstakes and the compliance questions behind a gaming launch.

    10 pages · PDF

    Get free guide
    NIL and Revenue Sharing Guide — cover

    NIL/Sports

    NIL and Revenue Sharing Guide

    Understand school payments, outside NIL deals and the contract questions that affect an athlete’s earnings.

    12 pages · PDF

    Get free guide
    The Startup Legal Playbook — cover

    Startups

    The Startup Legal Playbook

    Compare legal support models and prepare your growing company for contracts, funding and recurring legal work.

    10 pages · PDF

    Get free guide

    Questions, answered.

    Can Jacobs Counsel serve as ongoing outside counsel?

    Yes. Jacobs Counsel serves as ongoing outside counsel to companies across industries. Recurring outside-counsel work may be hourly, retainer-based, or hybrid. Every engagement is principal-led, qualified attorneys are assigned based on complexity and need, and the firm maintains centralized context, quality control, and accountability.

    What kind of gaming work do you handle?

    Multi-state legal analysis for sweepstakes, skill, casino, and betting products, including 50-state legal opinions, launch assessments, promotions and platform review, and ongoing compliance strategy as products and state law change.

    Do you work with athletes and sports businesses?

    Yes. NIL and endorsement deals, rev-share agreements, agency contracts, brand and IP protection, and the corporate work behind athlete-owned ventures.

    How do you structure engagements?

    Recurring work may be hourly, retainer-based, or hybrid. Fixed fees are used for defined projects where assumptions and deliverables are clear. The written engagement letter sets the scope, staffing, fee structure, assumptions, and any budget guardrails.

    How do we get started?

    You tell us what you are working on through a short intake, or book a free 15-minute fit call with Jamee — a short conversation about fit, timing, and next steps. The team then reviews fit and conflicts and comes back with the proposed scope, staffing, and fees, confirmed in a written engagement letter.

    Tell us what you are working on.

    Start with a free 15-minute fit call with Jamee, or share the situation through our intake form. If we are a fit, the team will review conflicts and propose the scope, staffing and fees in a written engagement.