Law firms have faced unusual pandemic challenges in Japan, according to local leaders at Freshfields, Baker McKenzie and Nishimura.
September 29, 2020 at 09:40 AM
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Managing Editor
In the land of the rising sun, there is no such thing as ‘lockdown’.
It’s unconstitutional, meaning the government hasn’t been able to enforce restrictions on movement in the way we’ve seen in other nations. So the nation and its law firms face unique challenges over a pandemic that many feel the government has mismanaged.
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