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| Asian-Counsel investigates how liberalisation has influenced the legal systems of Japan and South Korea and compares how each nation has progressed within a globalised market economy. We also get timely updates on investment, litigation, arbitration and tax issues in the two countries by experts on the ground.
To download the full Asian-Counsel Special Report click here. Note: It is with great regret that we heard of the passing of Mark Bronson, a partner in the Tokyo office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, who contributed to this article. |
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