The basic task of an attorney is to provide his or her client with sound legal service.
Based on this concept, our attorneys prepare and provide our clients with accurate and thorough explanations and reports, as service providers.

The role of an attorney in society as a whole is to “contribute to the realization of the rule of law” and the “dispute resolution” function comprises only a part of that role.
Based on this concept, we have provided legal services since our establishment in such legal areas as bankruptcy management, corporate reconstruction, operation of general meetings of shareholders and board of directors’ meetings and individual inheritance, wills and trusts, rehabilitation of individuals involved in criminal cases and juvenile cases as we uncover the need for legal services in cases of “social phenomena that cannot be said to fall within the realm of dispute resolution.”

The actor in dispute resolution is the client.
Based on this concept, we respect the will of a client and seek preferred quick and independent out-of-court dispute resolution through negotiations and private arrangements as a means to realize the will of a client. This approach does not change even when the forum for dispute settlement has changed from outside of court to the confines of a courtroom. In civil cases, there are various potential outcomes to a final resolution, and it is up to each client to decide. We consider all possible outcomes and provide legal services from various angles and perspectives so that a client, who has the decision-making authority over the dispute, can make the best judgment.