Property and real estate disputes in Thailand are among the most common and complex types of civil cases. Whether involving Thai nationals, foreign investors, or joint ventures, these disputes often arise from unclear agreements, misunderstandings of legal rights, fraud, or procedural errors. Given ...

Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive markets for foreign investors due to its strategic location, robust infrastructure, and economic openness. However, not every foreign company is ready to establish a full business operation immediately. For many, a Representative Office serves as...

Thailand's legal system is built upon a codified framework of laws, influenced primarily by civil law traditions. Within this framework, legal cases are generally divided into two broad categories: civil cases and criminal cases. While both types of cases are processed through the Thai court system,...

In the realm of legal and business affairs, especially in a country like Thailand where international interactions and real estate investments are common, the Power of Attorney (POA) serves as a critical legal tool. Whether you are a Thai citizen or a foreigner residing or doing business in Thailand...

In legal and business transactions—particularly those involving international elements—the services of a notary public are often essential. While many countries have an established system of notary publics recognized by law, Thailand’s approach to notarization is unique, primarily regulated by...

Contracts are fundamental to business and personal transactions, outlining mutual obligations and expectations between parties. In Thailand, as in most countries, the breach of contract—when one party fails to fulfill their legal obligations—can lead to serious legal consequences. Understanding ...

Personal injury claims are a vital component of any legal system designed to protect individuals from harm caused by the negligence or wrongful actions of others. In Thailand, personal injury law plays an increasingly important role in ensuring justice for victims and fostering accountability in bot...

Medical malpractice, defined as a professional negligence by act or omission by a healthcare provider, has become an increasingly important issue in Thailand’s healthcare landscape. As the country continues to develop its medical sector, particularly in areas such as medical tourism and public hea...

Trade disputes are an inevitable part of business and labor relations in any developing economy, including Thailand. As Thailand continues to grow as a regional hub for manufacturing, exports, and services, disputes between employers and employees—or among business partners—occasionally arise. T...

Labor disputes, while often perceived as disruptive and confrontational, can play a constructive role in shaping fairer labor practices and improving socio-economic conditions. In Thailand, a country with a dynamic yet often precarious labor market, labor disputes have historically functioned as a c...