In-House Gaming & Entertainment Licensing Counsel

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atariBrooklyn (NY)

Lawyers Other Gambling Industries

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About the role

Atari, Inc. is seeking an experienced in-house attorney to lead licensing and commercial transactions, focusing on protecting IP and driving revenue across gaming and digital media. Reporting to the General Counsel, you will collaborate with product, marketing, and business development teams to align IP strategy with commercial goals. The ideal candidate has 4–6 years of top-tier corporate law firm experience with licensing and entertainment industry exposure, and strong communication skills to

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