Masuda Funai is pleased to share that two of the firm's Japanese-language articles were featured in publications of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Chicago (JCCC), a leading organization supporting and connecting Japanese businesses throughout the Midwest. The publications were distributed to more than 300 JCCC corporate member companies. Providing timely, practical legal insights has long been part of Masuda Funai's commitment to helping Japanese companies successfully operate and grow in the United States. The featured articles address important legal and business issues facing Japanese organizations with U.S. operations.
Managing U.S. Subsidiaries: Key Legal Risks Japanese Parents Should Not Overlook
Co-authored by George Kobayashi and Yukako Matsumoto of Maeda Corporation, this article examines legal and operational risks that can arise between Japanese parent companies and their U.S. subsidiaries. Drawing on both U.S. legal and Japanese corporate perspectives, the article discusses practical considerations for managing subsidiary operations and reducing risk. Read the article here.
Form I-9 Requirements and Worksite Enforcement
Co-authored by Kathleen Gaber and Miyuki Masuda, this article provides guidance on Form I-9 compliance considering increased worksite enforcement activities. The article outlines employer obligations, common compliance issues and practical steps organizations can take to reduce risk. Read the article here.
Masuda Funai is proud to continue contributing practical legal insights to the Japanese business community and appreciates the JCCC's ongoing efforts to provide valuable resources and information to companies operating in the United States.
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