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Anderson Mori & Tomotsune Offices

Otemachi Park Building
1-1-1 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku
TOKYO
100-8136
Japan
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Hideyuki Sakai

Position
Career
Admitted in Japan (1976)
Languages
- Japanese (first language)
- English
Memberships
Tokyo Bar Association (Japan), International Insolvency Institute(III), INSOL International, American College of Bankruptcy(ACB), International Bar Association(IBA)
Education
University of Tokyo (LLB, 1974), Duke University School of Law (LLM, 1982)
Lawyer Rankings
Japan > Restructuring and insolvency: Independent local firms
The team at Anderson Mori & Tomotsune is well versed in both in-court and out-of-court restructurings of distressed companies, handling large-scale insolvency and restructuring matters in Japan. Led by Hideyuki Sakai, Hiroyasu Ueda, Fujiaki Mimura, and Zentaro Nihei, the team supports global companies with resolution plans and assists Japanese quasi-governmental agencies in legislative research. Ueda acts as liquidator in Japanese bankruptcy matters, while Nihei specialises in insolvency, bankruptcy, and special situation investing. Other key members include Taro Awataguchi, who represents creditors and sponsors in out-of-court debt restructurings, corporate reorganisations, and civil rehabilitation matters, and Satoshi Ogino, who has extensive experience in the insolvency practice area.
Lawyer Rankings
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- Restructuring and insolvency: Independent local firms