Ex-bar ass'n, RCC president Nakabo to resign from bar

OSAKA, Japan - Kohei Nakabo, former Japan Federation of Bar Associations president and former Resolution and Collection Corp. (RCC) chief, speaks to reporters in Osaka on Oct. 10 about his intention to quit as a lawyer.

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