Crisis Management & Incident Response
Support from the first response through to resolution: data leaks, internal misconduct, regulatory investigations and infringement warnings.
Yoshikawa Law Firm
Lawyers with in-house corporate experience and lawyers who have served as judges work together, responding to misconduct, data breaches, cyber attacks and other incidents from the perspectives of both the corporate front line and the courts. We support clients from evidence preservation and fact-finding through regulator and stakeholder engagement to preventing recurrence.
PRACTICE AREAS
Centred on the first response to corporate crises, we advise across prevention, dispute resolution, transactions and growth.
Practice Guide
Explore key issues and our support for businesses facing disputes, from negotiations through litigation.
Individual guides System Development Disputes → Employment Disputes(For employers) → Medical Malpractice Litigation(For hospitals) → Construction Disputes → IP Infringement Warning Letters(If you receive one) →
Practice Guide
Japanese-law guidance for foreign companies and investors acquiring or investing in a Japanese business, from deal structure and regulatory filings to due diligence, transaction documents and post-closing integration.
Individual guides Cross-Border M&A → Financial Services M&A → Hospitals and Clinics → Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics → Post-Acquisition Integration →
SERVICES
From readiness in ordinary times to first response, resolution and prevention of recurrence.
Support from the first response through to resolution: data leaks, internal misconduct, regulatory investigations and infringement warnings.
A lawyer handles contract review and internal coordination on site, supporting, building up and strengthening your legal function.
Ongoing support on the legal issues arising from new services and day-to-day operations, through to your contracts and internal rules.
Support on the legal issues of IPO preparation: remediation, internal rules and procedures, how they work in practice, and the explanation given at examination.
Lawyers design and deliver training built on your own operations and internal rules, so that it leads to decisions on the ground and to consultation and reporting when they are needed.
INSIGHTS
Tell us the outline of your matter and we will let you know who would handle it and how we would proceed.