A Quick Guide To Depositions In Japan

By Lauren Randell, BuckleySandler LLP ( November 17, 2016, 10:55 AM EST) -- You have a case involving a witness in Japan. Maybe the witness is a corporate custodian, or a key executive of a party. For whatever reason — a witness's inability to travel, discovery rules, or simple agreement of the parties — the witness is going to be deposed in Japan.[1] Now what? Based on our own experience, our team offers the following practical observations and suggestions to make your own experience smoother, whether you are taking or defending a Japanese deposition.[2]...

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