Will Japan's new civil rehab law work?

A new law in Japan aims to help, rather than punish, troubled companies, which should promote entrepreneurial behavior.

Japan has quietly been improving its legal infrastructure to aid economic recovery and establish a new legal foundation for the 21st century. One major area of legal reform is the country's aging insolvency system, and the government has introduced the Civil Rehabilitation Law (CRL) to address this.

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