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Philosophy： |
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been working as a lawyer mainly in the areas of civil affairs and
administration in bankruptcy. I have found that in such cases speediness
and accuracy are of paramount importance. Working fast was one of
the qualities I may have developed while in my former career as a
judicial scrivener. Without speed, only a limited amount of work can
be achieved and competitions can be lost, to the dissatisfaction of
the clients. However, the fact that some difficult cases call for
a more careful and thorough examination should not be overlooked.
Since lawyers are expected to give utmost service to their clients,
it would be meaningless unless they were able to provide some tangible
advantages, including comfort, to their clients. Besides, I seek to be flexible and scrupulous in dealing with my clients, by making the most of our position as an independent office. Therefore, in major cases, it is also possible for us to cooperate with other law offices if necessary. |
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Scope of Activities： |
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| 1.Civil affairs in general | Collection of claim including receivables and contract bills; inheritance; family affairs; traffic accidents; leasing; construction works; real estate; boundaries; adult guardianship | ||
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Well experienced as an administrator in bankruptcy entrusted by the courts (e.g. sale of real property, collection of claims) | ||
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| 3.Corporate legal affairs | Labor; management; compliance | ||
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Trials of the companies managed by foreigners; trials of foreign individuals; claims for receivables against Japanese debtors; legal counsel concerning civil and criminal cases; legal counsel concerning the French Civil Code | ||
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| 5.Maritime affairs | Maritime affairs in general (Registered as a marine counselor in September, 1997) | ||
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| 6.Criminal case | Criminal cases in general |
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