Eriko Watanabe is a partner with Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu in Tokyo, Japan. She practices antitrust and corporate law. In particular, she has worked extensively on antitrust/competition matters. Ms. Watanabe has worked at Kirkland & Ellis in Chicago (1994-1995) as a visiting attorney, and has served as a deputy director of certain divisions of the Fair Trade Commission of Japan (1995-1998). While continuing private practice, Ms. Watanabe assumes the position of Professor at Keio University Law School and teaches antitrust and corporate practice from April 2004. Ms. Watanabe assumes the position of Director of Japan Competition Law Forum from September 2005. Ms. Watanabe is a member of Daiichi Tokyo Bar Association. Ms. Watanabe earned her LL.B in 1983 at Tohoku University in Japan and her LL.M in 1994 at the University of Washington, School of Law in Seattle. She is licensed to practice law in Japan. Ms. Watanabe has written and lectured on legal topics regarding the Antimonopoly Law of Japan, including “Regulation on Setting Technology Standards Under The Antimonopoly Law of Japan” Washington University Global Studies Law Review and “Merger Control Worldwide” (Japan part) Cambridge University Press.
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Cet article commente de manière détaillée la réforme du droit japonais de la concurrence, entrée en vigueur le 4 janvier 2006. Cette réforme est destinée à renforcer les sanctions à l’encontre des violations des dispositions de concurrence, en particulier à l’égard des cartels, en (...)
