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Shinji Yamazaki

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About Shinji

Shinji Yamazaki joined Smith Gambrell & Russell in August 2022 after graduating with his L.L.M. from Duke University, however he has been practicing law since 2013. He came to the U.S. after working for TMI Associates where he practiced in Tokyo, Japan and has since become an integral part of the SGR Japan Practice Team. From his work in Japan, Shinji has experience with corporate law, particularly in mergers and acquisitions, both domestic and cross-border, as well as labor law matters, including labor tribunals and employment-related litigation. He has also advised Japanese companies on their expansion into the U.S., including consulting on U.S. employment law, and has supported foreign companies in their entry into the Japanese market.

Credentials

Education

L.L.M., Duke University School of Law

Keio University

Hitotsubashi University

Admissions

  • Japan
  • New York

Languages

Organizational Involvement

Professional

Japan Business Association of Southern California

Japan-America Society of Georgia

Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Georgia

Tokyo Bar Association

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