Keiko Ohara will participate in the panel for “Round Table Discussion: Navigating the International and Local Legal Market” at the event co-organized by Women in Law Japan, Tokyo Bar Association, Dai-Ichi Tokyo Bar Association and Daini Tokyo Bar Association on 7 February 2024.
We are pleased to announce that Kazuma Kato joined our firm as Counsel in October 2022.
Keiko Ohara was interviewed for the Harvard Business Review podcast, “HBR IdeaCast The Rise and Fall of Carlos Ghosn” episodes 3 and 4 for her expert comment as a corporate lawyer familiar with governance issues in Japan and internationally.
As protective measures to prevent infection and spread of COVID-19, our firm has introduced staggered hours and remote working program for our attorneys and staff.
We are pleased to announce that Michiro Suenaga joined our firm as Counsel in August 2019.
If a company is a stock corporation of Japan (kabushiki kaisha/KK) with a Board of Directors (torishimariyaku-kai), at least three Directors (torishimariyaku) and one Statutory Auditor (kansayaku) must be appointed.
A kabushiki kaisha (KK/Stock Corporation) is a typical type of corporation for a business enterprise.