[Webinar] “International Arbitration” – Why Japanese Companies Have “Anxiety” About International Arbitration Part 2

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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 2, you can see the moderated discussion and Q&A session.

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