Can you sue a cheating spouse’s lover in Japan?
In Japan, it has been a long-standing legal principle that a person can be sued if they engage in a sexual rel […]
Community planning that is considerate of dementia patients
A view of the Supreme Court train accident judgment
An Aging Society It goes without saying that Japan is rapidly becoming an aged society. By 2025 there is predi […]
The responsibility of family members to supervise dementia patients
Supreme Court 3rd Petty Bench decision 1 March 2016 Introduction In Japan, as the country’s “aging society” la […]
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