
Trade Disputes in Thailand
In an export-driven economy like Thailand’s, trade disputes can have significant consequences. Effectively managing disputes can preserve business relationships, lower legal costs, and expedite resolution.
Thailand has been home to beautiful and exotic islands in Southeast Asia. Foreigners and travelers alike are mesmerized by the country’s culture, history, its tropical weather and needless to say, its vibrant and fun-loving nightlife.
Business in Thailand continues to expand from time to time attracting more and more foreigners to invest or set up an enterprise. Foreigners not only invest in existing companies or put up their own establishment in Thailand. They also venture into the expansion of their branches.
Legal Services is often times associated with controversies requiring court action. In truth, it embraces both Litigation and Related Services requiring an understanding of the law, its incorporation into an act, and the possible legal repercussions that may follow.
Divorce in Thailand is the dissolution of marriage or the bonds of matrimony which usually entails the canceling of the legal responsibilities and duties of the married couple ruled under the Thai Civil and Commercial Code.
Buying property in Pattaya, Jomtien or Naklua has always been very popular amongst expats in Thailand. The only problem with Thai real estate has been that it is unregulated and this has caused many problems in the past. The new government has stepped into the unregulated property market in Thailand by passing the new ‘Escrow Account Systems’.
In an export-driven economy like Thailand’s, trade disputes can have significant consequences. Effectively managing disputes can preserve business relationships, lower legal costs, and expedite resolution.
Labor disputes are common in Thailand and can occur from disagreements over wages, termination, or working conditions. Effectively managing these conflicts requires a strong understanding
Power of Attorney in Thailand is a legal paper instrument that allows one person (the Agent or Attorney-in-Fact) to act on behalf of another. It
In most countries, a Notary Public is an official appointed by the government to authenticate legal documents, signatures or statements of persons under oath. Expatriates
Contracts are a fundamental pillar of the legal system, offering a clear framework for rights and obligations. Understanding contract law is critical for businesses, investors,
If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s wrongful act or negligence, it is your legal right to seek compensation. But navigating the Thai legal