Yoshiyuki Mimura：Attorney Admitted in Japan
Brief biography
- 1965
- Born in Osaka
Graduated from Doshisha University, Faculty of Law
- 1994
- Appointed as a judge of the Fukuoka District Court（civil court judge and criminal court judge at Iizuka Branch）
- 1996
- Appointed as a judge of the Osaka Family Court（juvenile case judge）
- 1999
- Appointed as a judge of the Kushiro District Court Kitami Branch (civil, crime, family, juvenile and summary case judge）
- 2001
- Appointed as a judge of the Tokyo District Court（bankruptcy and rehabilitation department judge）
- 2004
- Work at Deposit Insurance Corporation in Japan (general manager of legal affairs office, etc.)
- 2006
- Appointed as a judge of the Chiba Family Court（family and juvenile case judge）
- 2007
- Appointed as a judge of the Chiba District Court（construction cases department judge）
- 2009
- Work at The Training and Research Institute for Court Officials (general manager of training, etc)
- 2012
- Appointed as a judge of the Sendai Family Court（senior judge）
- 2015
- Appointed as a judge of the Tokyo High Court（civil division 9 judge）
- 2017
- Appointed as a judge of the Yokohama District Court（administration department judge）
- 2020
- Appointed as a judge of the Tokyo High Court（civil division 15 judge）
- 2023
- Resigned a judge and joined Dojima Law Office
Main practice areas
Corporate and Commercial Law, Commercial Dispute Resolution, Corporate Rehabilitation, Bankruptcy, Preservation & Collection of Claims，Labor law，Real Estate，Administrative Law, Tax Law, Medical Malpractice, Civil litigation, Family law
Major publications
- “Visitation” in Practical Law of Domestic Relations Cases
- “Roles of Courts and Court Officials in Bankruptcy Proceedings” in Bankruptcy Law Compendium
- “Provisional administrator” in The Latest Practical Guide to the Civil Rehabilitation Law
- “Provisional administrator” in Kommentar Bankruptcy Law
- “Extinguishment of Security Interests” in The Essence of Corporate Restructuring
- “Operation of Individual Rehabilitation Proceedings in Tokyo District Court" (Kinyu Houmu Jijo)
- “Whether an appeal against a decision of no disposition is allowed or not” in 100 Precedents of Juvenile Law
