Latest Trends and Legal Issues in Sports Business: Session 7 - Latest Trends in Sponsorship
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Latest Trends and Legal Issues in Sports Business: Session 7 - Latest Trends in Sponsorship
- Organizing Types and Contract Points to Achieve a Win-Win Model through Strategic Partnerships
Tokyo partner Hironori Inagaki, Sapporo LPC partner Miki Tsubono, Tokyo associate Masayuki Obata, and Nagoya associate Yuya Muramatsu co-authored an article titled “Latest Trends and Legal Issues in Sports Business: Session 7 - Latest Trends in Sponsorship - Organizing Types and Contract Points to Achieve a Win-Win Model through Strategic Partnerships,” published in NBL No. 1288 (Apr. 15, 2025 edition) by Shojihomu Co., Ltd.
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Miki Tsubono is an attorney in the Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions Practice Group. In the corporate practice area, he provides daily legal consultations, support on individual cases and business decisions, and company internal training, to business and legal departments of companies. He understands the importance of being easy to talk to, being deeply familiar with his clients’ businesses and organizations, and providing prompt responses. He advises companies in relation to drafts and negotiations of commercial contracts, contract and PL disputes, and Japanese company law and corporate governance matters, including business decisions and shareholders meetings. Further, he has experience in supporting Japanese companies in contract negotiations between foreign companies and with researching foreign laws, as well as representing foreign companies in inbound transactions. In the M&A practice area, he provides advice to companies, public-private funds, and PE funds on domestic and cross-border M&A transactions, including business mergers, alliances, going private, acquisitions, investments, divestures, joint ventures, and reorganizations. He has experience handling M&A matters in industries such as manufacturing, construction, financial services, healthcare, and entertainment. Recently, he has begun advising clients on renewable energy investments.
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