Fujinami Legal Notes
Channel index — 1. Direct discussion 2. Formal written demand 3. Civil mediation (summary court) 4. Litigation Most matters conclude before the later stages.
A quiet office desk with documents arranged for a commercial dispute review

Two accounts of the same events. The useful work happens between them.

Fujinami Legal Notes helps businesses in Kumamoto set out a commercial disagreement plainly — what a position rests on, what the other side is likely to say, and what a reasonable resolution could look like.

What this office does

Commercial disagreements over unpaid invoices, contested deliveries, or the scope of work performed rarely resolve through one conversation. This office sets out the position clearly, weighs it against the likely cost of pursuing it, and prepares clients for whichever stage a matter reaches.

Claimant's usual position

A party owed payment or rectification typically wants the matter resolved without further delay, and wants the record of what was agreed to be taken seriously.

Respondent's usual position

A party facing a claim often disputes the scope or quality of what was delivered, or the terms as understood, and wants the disagreement handled without escalation.

Services

Dispute Position Assessment

A review of correspondence and contracts setting out what your position rests on, what the other party is likely to argue, and what proportionate outcomes might look like. Where pursuing a matter would likely cost more than it recovers, this is stated plainly.

¥24,000 — returned within two weeks

Written Demand Preparation

A formal written demand, drafted in a measured tone that states the position and requested resolution without inflaming a relationship that may need to continue.

¥18,500 — one document, one revision round

Mediation Preparation Support

Preparation for civil mediation at the summary court — how the procedure runs, what mediators ask, and what range of settlement is reasonable to consider.

¥16,800 — two-hour session plus document review

How a matter is typically handled

Stage 1

Direct discussion between the parties

Stage 2

Formal written demand, if discussion does not resolve matters

Stage 3

Civil mediation at the summary court

Stage 4

Litigation, where earlier stages do not settle the matter

Background

Fujinami Houmu Office has worked with businesses in Kumamoto on commercial disagreements for a number of years, with an emphasis on proportionate handling and written clarity at every stage. Records of correspondence and contracts are reviewed carefully before any recommendation is made.

Offer overview

Documents laid out for a dispute position assessment

Dispute Position Assessment

A clear-eyed look at where a disagreement stands and what it would take to pursue it.

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A drafted formal letter ready for review

Written Demand Preparation

A measured, factual letter stating your position and the resolution sought.

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A calm meeting room set up for mediation preparation

Mediation Preparation Support

Preparation so that the summary court process feels familiar rather than daunting.

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If you would like to discuss a matter

A short message with a general description of the disagreement is enough to begin. There is no obligation attached to sending it.

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Company information

Legal entity:
Fujinami Houmu Office Kabushiki Kaisha
Address:
2-18-3 Kamitoricho, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto 860-0845
Phone:
+81 96-354-8172
Email:
info@domain.com
Website:
domain.com

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