Update on Depositions in Japan
Depositions may now be taken remotely in Japan! Scheduling depositions in Japan is a very detailed and streamlined process. More than any other country, Japan
Depositions may now be taken remotely in Japan! Scheduling depositions in Japan is a very detailed and streamlined process. More than any other country, Japan
There are important factors to consider when scheduling international depositions, particularly when scheduling depositions in Japan. The first thing to know about taking a deposition
By Suzanne Quinson Depositions in Japan involve a few extra logistical details. With proper planning and adequate lead time (at least 6 weeks, generally speaking),
The extra steps involved with depositions in Japan can be taken in stride with proper planning and a little help from the right court reporting
By Suzanne Quinson The restrictive processes and guidelines for taking depositions in Japan, though frustrating at times, actually contain benefits stemming from their very rigidity.
As mentioned in previous blogs, depositions in Japan are permitted only at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo or at the U.S. Consulate in Osaka. The
Japan’s Silver Week refers to a trio of consecutive holidays in September, which doesn’t occur every year. After 2015, Silver Week will next come along
Sending Your Participant and Equipment Lists Once you have your deposition room reserved and your deposition visa(s) secured, it’s time to send even more information
Applying for a Deposition Visa for Japan As mentioned in Part 1 of this series, breaking down the process of taking depositions in Japan can
The Court Order and Reserving the Deposition Room at the Embassy or Consulate The process of preparing to take depositions in Japan can be quite
