[Webinar] How Japanese Witnesses and Companies Should Prepare for US Depositions Part 2
2022/ 4/ 25
Introducing Crowell & Moring LLP [Subtitles]
2022/ 5/ 2
Held on December 2022th, 3 Co-sponsored by Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan,LLP / FRONTEO
[After logging in, you can download the materials for the seminar held on January 3. ]
Points of attendance
Depositions in United States litigation or in international arbitration can be overwhelming, especially for Japanese companies and witnesses unfamiliar with the process. The statements and explanations in depositions become sworn testimony that can be used by the opponent with the arbitrator, judge or jury. They are an incredibly important, and sometimes the most critical, part of a dispute. Hours will be spent under cross-examination from a professional attorney, an experience that is new and intimidating for many witnesses. “Bad” testimony could change the entire case.
But Japanese companies and witnesses should not feel intimidated. In this seminar, Ryan Goldstein, a U.S. attorney and Managing Partner of Quinn Emanuel's Tokyo Office, will explain the deposition process and what Japanese companies and witnesses specifically should do to prepare for and have a smooth and successful deposition. Ryan has likely defended more Japanese witnesses in depositions than any lawyer in the world, now numbering hundreds. Ryan, who has been in Japan for over a decade and is fluent in Japanese, has worked with Japanese companies for close to 100 years. He will explain the unique advantages Japanese companies and their witnesses have in depositions, and how to approach them.
The seminar will begin with a detailed explanation of the role of depositions, and how they are conducted, but also focus on issues such as language in the deposition and common mistakes Japanese witnesses make.
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Held on December 2022th, 3 Co-sponsored by Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan,LLP / FRONTEO
[The materials for the seminar held on Jan 3 can be downloaded from the form below.]
Points of attendance
Depositions in United States litigation or in international arbitration can be overwhelming, especially for Japanese companies and witnesses unfamiliar with the process. The statements and explanations in depositions become sworn testimony that can be used by the opponent with the arbitrator, judge or jury. They are an incredibly important, and sometimes the most critical, part of a dispute. Hours will be spent under cross-examination from a professional attorney, an experience that is new and intimidating for many witnesses. “Bad” testimony could change the entire case.
But Japanese companies and witnesses should not feel intimidated. In this seminar, Ryan Goldstein, a U.S. attorney and Managing Partner of Quinn Emanuel's Tokyo Office, will explain the deposition process and what Japanese companies and witnesses specifically should do to prepare for and have a smooth and successful deposition. Ryan has likely defended more Japanese witnesses in depositions than any lawyer in the world, now numbering hundreds. Ryan, who has been in Japan for over a decade and is fluent in Japanese, has worked with Japanese companies for close to 100 years. He will explain the unique advantages Japanese companies and their witnesses have in depositions, and how to approach them.
The seminar will begin with a detailed explanation of the role of depositions, and how they are conducted, but also focus on issues such as language in the deposition and common mistakes Japanese witnesses make.
lecturer
Ryan S. Goldstein
Representative of Tokyo Office, Managing Partner
He has been named "Lawyer of the Year" by Nihon Keizai Shimbun, "Top 40 Under 20" in California for outstanding lawyers under the age of 40, and numerous other titles in prominent legal publications. In the area of litigation, IAM has described him as a "multilingual and skilled communicator" for his victories in a wide range of electronics-related litigation. He is fluent in Japanese.
His practice includes white collar crime/FCPA, patent and intellectual property litigation, antitrust, class actions, product liability, criminal investigations, defamation, and complex business litigation, including contract and fraud disputes, as well as ITC litigation and international arbitration. He is well known for his unique expertise in representing Japanese companies.
Lecturer at Doshisha University, University of Tokyo Law School, and other universities. Lecturer and panelist at the 10th Anniversary Symposium of the Intellectual Property High Court. He was a keynote speaker at the IP Forum organized by Sankei Shimbun. He has provided up-to-date information and advice based on his litigation practice to over 50 media outlets, including the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Sankei Shimbun, and Diamond Online. In 2018, he published "Weapons of Negotiation" (Diamond Inc.).
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Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan,LLP
Quinn Emanuel is a trial lawyer group with 23 offices worldwide and more than 800 attorneys handling business litigation, international arbitration, and government investigations.
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