Global Compliance
Companies doing business abroad and have subsidiaries in foreign countries cannot afford to neglect activities relating to bribery, which may fall under the Unfair Competition Prevention Act, the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 and the U.K. Bribery Act, as well as the relevant criminal laws where the subsidiaries are doing business.
Oh-Ebashi provides a wide variety of legal services to prevent crimes including the drafting of internal rules of compliance for companies in foreign countries, such as rules against bribery (foreign compliance programs), internal training, advising on contract provisions to prevent corruption, conducting internal investigations, as well as providing support in response to scandals that occur in foreign jurisdictions (internal investigations and public relations).
Lawyers in charge of Global Compliance
- Hirohiko Ikeda
- Shigetoshi (Toshi) Hirano
- Teppei Mogi
- Michiko Kanai
- Kazuhiro Kobayashi
- Ko Matsui
- Hidehiro Utsumi
- Norihiro Sekiguchi
- Seigo Takehira
- Fumi Takatsuki
- Ryosuke Kono
- Kagenori Sako
- Hajime Taniuchi
- Yoichiro Ono
- Ryo Matsumoto
- Takuro Yamaguchi
- Ayako Kanamaru
- Takashi Hirose
- Ryotaro Yamamoto
- Yoshimasa Sawa
- Akiko Ishida
- Kayoko Naito
- Ai Kishimoto
- Masafumi Takeda
- Qun Ji
- Tomomi Fukutomi
- Shunta Doki
- Kohei Omi
PublicationsArchives
- 2021.03.01
- Corporate Governance and Internal Investigations in Europe (3) - Protection of Whistleblowers
SeminarsArchives
- 2022.12.09
- Corporate management and ESG
- 2017.11.22
- Overseas Subsidiaries and Internal Control
- 2017.05.31
- Overseas Subsidiaries and Internal Control