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Nakamura & Partners

SHIN-TOKYO BUILDING, 3-1, MARUNOUCHI 3-CHOME, CHIYODA-KU, TOKYO 100-8355, JAPAN
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Japan: Intellectual property

Within Independent local firms, Nakamura & Partners is a first tier firm,

‘Streets ahead’ according to some, Nakamura & Partners is ‘a boutique firm with a strong and stable position in the IP market’. The firm is expert in the acquisition and maintenance of IP rights, as well as in opposition, invalidation and cancellation procedures. It fields a mix of patent attorneys (benrishi) and lawyers with expertise in the electrical and electronics, mechanical, and chemical sectors. Managing partners Koichi Tsujii and Shinichiro Tanaka are ‘legends in Japan’, and are recommended alongside IP litigation expert Yoshio Kumakura.

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  • Yakult Bottle Acquired Distinctiveness

    Do you know about Yakult's delicious lactic acid drink which is contained in a small bottle? Yakult's lactic acid drink (hereafter referred to as "Yakult drink") is the most famous lactic acid drink in Japan and today is also being sold in many countries around the world. When you are enjoying Yakult drink, please keep in mind the case mentioned below.
    - Nakamura & Partners

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  • Taking control of a Japanese publicly listed company:

    Introductory notes for successfully completing an M&A
    - Mori Hamada & Matsumoto

  • Yuasa and Hara Business Law News

    Contents of the Issue Law on liability for breach of contract Review on the amendment to the cabinet office order on Corporate Disclosure
    - Yuasa and Hara

  • NEW WHITE COLLAR CRIME BILL

    The Minister for Justice, Alan Shatter (“the Minister”), has published the Criminal Justice Bill 2011 (“the Bill”). The main purpose of the Bill is stated to be “…to amend the criminal law to improve certain procedural matters and strengthen Garda investigative powers. The intention is that such improvements will assist in reducing the delays associated with the investigation and prosecution of complex crime, in particular white collar crime.”
    - Mori Hamada & Matsumoto

  • Japan: New legislative framework for Sukuk

    The new framework passed in May 2011 will provide a solid legal platform for issuing Sukuk Ijarah under Japanese law. NAOKI ISHIKAWA highlights key legal structures and tax treatment in respect of the anticipated Sukuk issuances in Japan.
    - Mori Hamada & Matsumoto

  • Yakult Bottle Acquired Distinctiveness

    Do you know about Yakult's delicious lactic acid drink which is contained in a small bottle? Yakult's lactic acid drink (hereafter referred to as "Yakult drink") is the most famous lactic acid drink in Japan and today is also being sold in many countries around the world. When you are enjoying Yakult drink, please keep in mind the case mentioned below.
    - Nakamura & Partners

  • Tax: Japan: International Joint Ventures

    Tax on international joint ventures. Country Q&A (Japan).
    - Mori Hamada & Matsumoto

  • Japan: Recent Developments in Practice and Law

    The successful closing of two Islamic fi nance transactions which was announced in July 2010 by Nomura Holdings have paved a concrete path for Japanese corporations to consider overseas Islamic fi nance markets for their fund raising activities. The fi rst transaction was in Asia for the issuance of Sukuk Ijarah and the second was in the Middle East for the establishment of a Commodity Murabahah facility (Nomura Deals).
    - Mori Hamada & Matsumoto

  • Renewable energy takes off in Japan

    Like many other countries, Japan has decided to reform its renewable energy (RE) policy, to dramatically increase the use of renewable energy. The core policy mechanism is a feed-in tariff (FIT). This chapter summarises the contemplated Japanese FIT and its practical impact on existing and future investment in this sector, providing an overview of:
    - Mori Hamada & Matsumoto

  • Licensing - 2010

    Q & A on Licensing in Japan 
    - Yuasa and Hara

  • Law on the Civil Jurisdiction of Japanese Courts over Foreign Countries, etc.

    The Law has been enacted to clarify the scope of application of the civil jurisdiction of Japanese courts over foreign countries, etc., and set exceptions to civil preocedings involving foreign countries, etc., based on the United Nations Convention on the Jurisdictional Immunities of States and their property (UN Convention on Immunities) (see Article 1). 
    - Yuasa and Hara
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