NEW YORK – Jan. 13, 2023 – Several Greenberg Traurig, LLP attorneys were recognized in the Chambers and Partners 2023 Asia-Pacific Guide. The firm was further recognized for its Real Estate Practice in Japan.
According to the guide, Greenberg Traurig “has a well-regarded team that advises international private equity funds, asset managers and real estate developers on inbound transactions.” Additionally, editors said the firm “is also noted for its expertise in assisting Japanese investors in their international investments.”
“I am extremely proud of all that the Japan real estate team has accomplished,” said Joel H. Rothstein, chair of the firm’s Asia Real Estate practice. “This recognition by Chambers and Partners is affirmation of the continued trust of clients and the team’s growth in the market.”
In addition to recognizing the Real Estate Practice in Japan, the guide lists the following Greenberg Traurig Tokyo attorneys in the practices noted:
- Mori Inada, Real Estate: Bengoshi
- Joseph Kim, Projects & Energy: International; Projects, Infrastructure & Energy
- Koichiro Ohashi, Investment Funds: Bengoshi
Inada focuses his real estate practice on financing, transactions, fund formation, and joint ventures, with particular emphasis on inbound transactions of investment banks and real estate funds. He has structured, documented, and implemented a number of real estate transactions for various types of the properties, including development and acquisition of warehouses, data centers, and health care properties including hospitals.
Kim is a global project finance and mergers and acquisitions lawyer and head of Greenberg Traurig’s Asia Energy and Infrastructure Practice. Kim focuses his practice on energy and infrastructure projects, with deep experience in projects involving Japanese and Korean-led cross-border investments. With over two decades of experience in the renewables, conventional and nuclear power projects, he advises first-of-its-kind and large-scale power projects across the globe.
Ohashi is co-chair of the Japan Practice and focuses his practice on representing clients in a variety of financial matters, including cross-border and domestic banking, capital market transactions e.g. establishment of sponsored American Deposit Receipt programs, fund and investment management matters, and corporate matters. He is experienced in the Japanese domestic market and represents both Japanese and international financial institutions.
Greenberg Traurig’s Japan real estate team comprises both experienced Japanese-trained and licensed bengoshi and international real estate lawyers with over 15 years of experience representing global investors.
The Chambers Asia-Pacific Guide notes it “provides in-depth and reliable recommendations on “the best law firms and lawyers” working across the Asia-Pacific region. The individuals highlighted in the guide have been identified by clients and market sources as standouts in their respective practice areas and jurisdictions across the region, based on in-depth research conducted by guide publisher Chambers and Partners.