- Public Policy
Research / Analysis & Planning of Public Policy
N&A also contributes to policy-making and legislative activities, thanks to its in-depth knowledge in a wide range of legal fields and its human resources base, which includes many key government officials and commissioners.
Many of our lawyers have expertise in the area of economic and business law and international law, and significant experience working for or performing roles in governmental agencies. Making use of such strengths, we proactively contribute to policy-making and legislation by providing our experts to governmental study groups and committees and engaging in legal and policy research projects entrusted to governmental agencies. In addition, we engage in proposing effective and appropriate policies and legislation to governmental agencies based on the needs of companies, including startups, and industry groups. By engaging in such services related to government relations and public policy, we are able to gain a valuable insight into the legislative and policy-making process and utilize them for the benefit of our clients.
Recent Work
N&A Newsletters
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An Outline of the NIALS “AI Roundtable”
Robotics / Artificial Intelligence
Competition Law / International Trade
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Outline of the Amendment to the Listing System in the United Kingdom by the Introduction of the New UK Listing Rules (UKLR)
Corporate
Europe
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Cloud Utilization and Challenges - Based on the Latest Trends in Competition Policy in Japan and Europe
Competition Law / International Trade
Seminars
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IBA ‘50:50 by 2030’ Report on Gender Representation in the Legal Profession and Panel Discussion by Emerging Female Leaders
London
External Seminars
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UK Digital Markets, Competition, and Consumers Act
Tokyo
External Seminars
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AI, Privacy, Big Data, and Competition – How to Address the Overlaps
Los Angeles
External Seminars
Publications
News
- Media
- Japanese Government Prepares to Amend Personal Information Protection Law for AI Development Without Seeking Individual Consent
- Notices
- METI’s Manual on Cross-border Data Management of Industrial Data, Supported by Kojiro Fujii
- Media
- Questioning AI Regulation (Part 1): Copyright and Privacy Issues Addressed to a Certain Degree Under Existing Laws