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[Webinar] Fundamentals of International Arbitration and Practical Responses Based on Recent Cases Part 1
2024/ 10/ 1
July 2024, 9 (Tuesday) Tokyo International Law Office / FRONTEO Co-hosted
Overview
"I've heard of international arbitration before, but I can't imagine what it means." "The number of overseas cases is increasing, so I want to be prepared just in case." "I'm not sure whether to use a jurisdiction clause or an arbitration clause for dispute resolution."
Do you have any of the above concerns about international arbitration?
When doing business with foreign companies, it is essential to assume the worst possible outcome as a form of risk management. Recently, we have been hearing more and more about "international arbitration," which is also a sign that disputes with foreign companies are increasing.
In this seminar, a lawyer with long experience in international arbitration and ample overseas experience will provide a clear and thorough explanation, starting from basic points such as whether the dispute resolution clause in a contract should be a jurisdiction clause or an arbitration clause, and going on to explain in an easy-to-understand manner even for beginners what the differences are between domestic litigation and international arbitration overseas litigation, and how the procedures proceed.
Program
Chapter 1: Fundamentals of International Arbitration
1. What is International Arbitration?
2. Differences from domestic litigation
3. Overview of the procedure
Chapter 2: Practical responses based on recent cases
1. Introduction of recent cases
2. From filing an arbitration request to the start of proceedings
3. Submission of written claims and evidence and document disclosure procedures
4. Preparing for hearing dates
5. From the date of hearing to the award
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July 2024, 9 (Tuesday) Tokyo International Law Office / FRONTEO Co-hosted
Overview
"I've heard of international arbitration before, but I can't imagine what it means." "The number of overseas cases is increasing, so I want to be prepared just in case." "I'm not sure whether to use a jurisdiction clause or an arbitration clause for dispute resolution."
Do you have any of the above concerns about international arbitration?
When doing business with foreign companies, it is essential to assume the worst possible outcome as a form of risk management. Recently, we have been hearing more and more about "international arbitration," which is also a sign that disputes with foreign companies are increasing.
In this seminar, a lawyer with long experience in international arbitration and ample overseas experience will provide a clear and thorough explanation, starting from basic points such as whether the dispute resolution clause in a contract should be a jurisdiction clause or an arbitration clause, and going on to explain in an easy-to-understand manner even for beginners what the differences are between domestic litigation and international arbitration overseas litigation, and how the procedures proceed.
Program
Chapter 1: Fundamentals of International Arbitration
1. What is International Arbitration?
2. Differences from domestic litigation
3. Overview of the procedure
Chapter 2: Practical responses based on recent cases
1. Introduction of recent cases
2. From filing an arbitration request to the start of proceedings
3. Submission of written claims and evidence and document disclosure procedures
4. Preparing for hearing dates
5. From the date of hearing to the award
Haruka Matsumoto Attorney
He was registered as an attorney in 2005 (Daiichi Tokyo Bar Association), received his LLM from University College London in 2013, and has been a member of the dispute resolution team at a major US law firm since 2015. He joined Tokyo International Law Office in 2023. He has been widely engaged in dispute resolution between domestic and international companies (litigation, arbitration, mediation, negotiation), in-company fraud investigations (domestic companies, overseas subsidiaries) as a certified fraud examiner, special investigation committees, and emergency response to corporate restructuring and bankruptcy. He is also a member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Bid Monitoring Committee.
QUALIFICATION Lawyer qualification etc.
2005 Registered as a lawyer (58th Judicial Training Institute) / Belongs to Daiichi Tokyo Bar Association
2018 British College of Arbitrators (MCIArb)
2020 Certified Fraud Examiner Association (Certified Fraud Examiner)
2022 Tokyo Bid Monitoring Committee Member
2023 Standing Committee Member of the First Tokyo Bar Association
Named a Rising Star in the Dispute Resolution category of The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2023
Named a Rising Star in the Dispute Resolution category of The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2022
Selected as a Rising Star in the Dispute Resolution category of The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2021
Profile
Tokyo International Law Office
Based on the basic concept of "a global firm originating in Japan", we provide strategic and flexible legal solutions based on a business perspective for management issues of Japanese and global companies that involve high-level domestic and international legal issues. mission.Cross-border M&A, domestic M&A, acquisition of listed companies (TOB, takeover defense, activist measures), international arbitration/disputes, EPC/infrastructure/renewable energy projects, antitrust/competition law, finance/financial regulation law, ESG/SDGs, We cover a wide range of areas, including compliance and fraud investigations, and remote and in-house services for legal department support. We provide global legal services to our bases.
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