As an opening attorney in the case between Tucker Graphics vs Nihon Ichiba what do I say. My name is Mary Nganga. I will be representing Tucker Graphics .Tucker Graphics Inc., a U.S.-based graphic design and printing services company, entered into a business agreement with Japanese firm Nihon Ichiban Technology to leverage their advanced printing technology. The agreement involved the transfer of technology and expertise from Nihon Ichiban to Tucker Graphics, with key terms including technology licensing, training programs, and joint marketing efforts. The primary objective was to combine Tucker Graphics' design capabilities with Nihon Ichiban's technology to create superior products. However, issues arose due to cultural misunderstandings, communication breakdowns, and disagreements over contractual terms. To resolve these issues, both companies engaged in negotiations, involving mediators familiar with both American and Japanese business cultures. Strategies such as joint committees and regular progress reviews were employed to ensure better communication and alignment. Ultimately, the companies managed to resolve their differences and continued their partnership, involving some compromises on both sides, including adjustments to contract terms and enhanced communication protocols. The case highlights the complexities of international business partnerships and the need for thorough preparation, cultural understanding, and effective conflict resolution strategies to naviga