[Webinar] “International Arbitration” – Why Japanese Companies Have “Anxiety” About International Arbitration Part 2
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Nagashima / Ohno / Tsunematsu Law Office
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Points of attendance
International arbitration is the standard and only hopeful method of dispute resolution for international transactions and investments. Not only developed countries, China and Korea, but even non-English speaking developing countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam are accumulating arbitration know-how and feeding it back into their transactions and negotiations. Only Japanese companies are left behind and confused, and Japanese lawyers can only act as mediators for arbitration. How can we catch up with the world standard? The biggest reason is the lackluster nature of Japanese lawyers, but Japanese companies also need to change their systems of negotiation, contract management, recording, and decision-making without being bound by past successes. Negotiation and contract management are directly linked to arbitration through “document disclosure”. The seminar will explain and discuss, with specific examples, how the establishment and penetration of negotiation and contract management methods that can withstand arbitration is essential for strengthening the competitiveness of Japanese companies. In Part 1, you will see the lecture given by Mr. Iguchi, Attorney at Law, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu.
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Points of attendance
International arbitration is the standard and only hopeful method of dispute resolution for international transactions and investments. Not only developed countries, China and Korea, but even non-English speaking developing countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam are accumulating arbitration know-how and feeding it back into their transactions and negotiations. Only Japanese companies are left behind and confused, and Japanese lawyers can only act as mediators for arbitration. How can we catch up with the world standard? The biggest reason is the lackluster nature of Japanese lawyers, but Japanese companies also need to change their systems of negotiation, contract management, recording, and decision-making without being bound by past successes. Negotiation and contract management are directly linked to arbitration through “document disclosure”. The seminar will explain and discuss, with specific examples, how the establishment and penetration of negotiation and contract management methods that can withstand arbitration is essential for strengthening the competitiveness of Japanese companies. In Part 1, you will see the lecture given by Mr. Iguchi, Attorney at Law, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu.
lecturer
Naoki Iguchi Lawyer
Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu Law Office Partner
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Engaged in advice on large-scale international projects such as EPC, railway construction / procurement / O & M, infrastructure construction, etc. for renewable energy power plants in Japan / Asia / Europe / Africa, contract creation / negotiation, and agency / argument for related international arbitration. "The International Compendium of Construction Contract", "FDIC Contracts in Asia Pacific – A Practical Guide to Application" and many more. 2000 Registered as a lawyer (Daini Tokyo Bar Association).Passed the Bar Examination in New York, USA.He graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Law, the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Law and Politics (Master of Laws), and Stanford Law School (LL.M.).Holy Island International Patent Law Office (Taipei), Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP (Washington, DC, Reston, Palo Alto), ICC International Court of Arbitration (Paris) training work, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry / Investment Agreement He has served as a member of the Arbitration Study Group, a member of the ICC Japan Arbitration Committee, a representative of Japan at the Dispute Resolution Board Foundation (RBF), and a director and auditor of the International Academy of Construction Law.
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Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu is one of Japan's leading general law firms with over 600 lawyers, with offices in Tokyo, New York, Singapore, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Jakarta* and Shanghai. We provide one-stop legal services in all areas of corporate law, and have extensive experience and a proven track record in both domestic and international cases. (*Affiliated firm)
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