Nissan’s Civil Court Case Against Former Chairman Ghosn Opens in Japan - independent.ie -BoardProspects

Nissan’s Civil Court Case Against Former Chairman Ghosn Opens in Japan

independent.ie Nov 13 2020 BoardNews

A civil court trial has begun in Japan over Nissan’s demand for 10 billion yen (£73 million) in damages from its former chairman, Carlos Ghosn. T he automaker has sued Ghosn over what it says is harm suffered from various types of alleged financial misconduct. Ghosn jumped bail late last year while awaiting a separate criminal trial in Japan. Nissan carried out a robust and thorough internal investigation that included external lawyers...
Read Full Article

Bookmark or Share this article

Login to comment.
Related Articles
- TaskRabbit CEO Steps Down, Making Silicon Valley’s Diversity Outlook Bleak also categorized in BoardNews
- Strong chairmen are needed to rein in 'indispensable' chief executives also published in independent.ie
- Nationwide's boss may face €500k sanction also published in independent.ie
- Germany's Corporate Governance Problem also categorized in BoardNews
- Billionaire Investor Bill Ackman Trims Stake In Chipotle, But Is Still Betting Big On Burritos With 5% Stake also categorized in BoardNews
- CEOs Are Cutting Their Own Salaries In Response To The Coronavirus also categorized in BoardNews
- Corporate Boards: Shifting From Aging Men To New Generation Of Women? also categorized in BoardNews
- Ex-Olympus chairman admits accounting fraud also mentions Japan
- Breaking News: Standley Is Out As Rite Aid CEO In Shakeup also categorized in BoardNews
- GOAL chief John O'Shea in court battle to control charity also published in independent.ie

Search:
Categories
1. BoardProspects Features:
  BoardBlogs, BoardKnowledge, BoardMoves, BoardNews, BoardProspects Announcements, BoardProspects CEO, CEO Blog, Competitor Corner, In the News, Partner Publications, Question of The Week, Sponsored Content
Quotes
1. Nissan carried out a robust and thorough internal investigation that included external lawyers. The investigation concluded that Ghosn intentionally committed serious misconduct.
2. The current Nissan civil lawsuit is an extension to the extremely unreasonable internal investigation with sinister intent by a portion of Nissan's senior management and the unreasonable arrests and indictments by the public prosecutors.
3. Attorney Gohara has continually pointed out serious problems with respect to the investigations and indictments by the public prosecutors and the governance of Nissan who banished me.
Topics Mentioned