Remu Ogaki, Esq.
Many litigators underestimate the extent of the challenges they face when litigating a case where most of the evidence is in a language they cannot read. Simple tasks they do, often without even
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Remu Ogaki, Esq.
The allure of conducting eDiscovery in Japan is easy to understand: cost. Hourly rates for Japanese language paralegals in Japan are significantly lower than their counterparts in America, and vastly lower than hiring
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Firly Permata
In an era of rapid development and advancement of technology and communication, the government of Indonesia has made significant efforts to protect against the threat of cybercrime, such as enacting laws, regulations, and
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Barbara Becnel
“Epistemology” was one of the first concepts I studied in graduate school. A real-world manifestation of that concept was also the first thing that captured my attention when more than twenty years earlier
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Edgar Duran
The ability to resolve controversies is a major characteristic of civilized and organized societies. Through judicial systems and dispute resolution mechanisms, members of a society are able to submit even the smallest dispute
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Felix Fuith
Since the establishment of the DAO, a venture capital fund that launched with USD 150m in cryptocurrency, the concept of a decentralized autonomous organization (“DAO”) has received significant attention. The DAO attempted to
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LLM Staff Writer
DLA Piper recently announced its addition of Manokore Attorneys, a premier law firm in Zimbabwe. As a result of this new member firm, DLA Piper now reaches across 20 countries in Africa. DLA
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Mayu Arimoto
1. Introduction Disappointingly, the answer is “No”. There is no attorney-client privilege (or lawyer-client privilege) in Japan as in Western countries, where the principle is established to protect such communications from disclosure in
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