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CHUO SOGO LPC (CHUO SOGO Legal Professional Corporation)

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From the time the firm established its first office in 1968, it has built a solid business foundation by faithfully responding to the diverse needs of its clients.
We are confident that as a team of specialized lawyers we can render competent legal services in a broad range of legal fields by leveraging our expertise accumulated over many years as well as drawing on our long experience in resolving complex legal issues in and out of court.
We have strengthened ties with law firms in foreign countries, and have become an active member of a worldwide network of overseas law firms.
By taking advantage of such international cooperative systems, we can effectively take care of international issues clients may face.
Our one-stop legal services are also supported by collaborations with domestic certified public accountants, certified tax accountants and patent attorneys.

Looking Forward

We are keenly aware of the roles and responsibilities of law firms in this age of change, and, rising to this challenge, we are in a position to provide clients with strong support by responding to their needs in an effectively efficient manner.

Firm History

1968
Nakatsukasa Law Office is founded
1979
Office relocates to its present Osaka address at Kohda Building 11th Floor, 2-10-2 Nishi-tenma, Kita-ku, Osaka
1981
Office name changes to Nakatsukasa Sogo Law Office
1989
Office name changes to Chuo Sogo Law Office
2003
Incorporated as Professional Corporation Chuo Sogo Law Office; Tokyo Office is established
2009
Kyoto Office is established.
2010
Tokyo Office relocates to NBF Hibiya Building in Uchisaiwaicho, Chiyoda-ku.
2019
Tokyo Office relocates to Hibiya International Building in Uchisaiwaicho, Chiyoda-ku.
2024
Osaka Office relocates to Osaka Dojimahama Tower in Dojimahama, Kita-ku.

Languages

Japanese / English

Clients

Our clients includes various companies, corporations, educational institutions, judicial persons and organizations and local governments including: banks; financial institutions; servicers; guarantee associations; leasing, consumer credit, insurance, manufacturing, wholesale, retail, trading, steel, railroad, atomic energy, energy, real estate, housing, construction and building rental companies; travel agencies; broadcasting, transportation and distribution companies; medical, pharmaceutical, chemical, testing, IT related, communication, advertisement, publishing, apparel, golf, hotel and personnel companies.

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