Breach of Contract in Thailand
Contracts weave the fabric of commerce in Thailand binding parties to mutual obligations and fostering trust in agreements. When these contractual threads unravel resulting in breach of contract, legal action may become necessary. Understanding the legal framework, types of breaches, available remedies, and resolution methods is essential for businesses and individuals engaged in contractual relationships […]
How to File Personal Injury Claims in Thailand
A person who has suffered from a personal injury due to the negligence or wrongful act of another may consider filing a claim for compensation. However, this process requires a thorough understanding of Thai laws, meticulous documentation, and prompt legal representation from an experienced lawyer. Under tort law, anyone who wilfully or negligently causes injury […]
Medical Malpractice in Thailand
Many patients in Thailand are satisfied with their medical care, and hospitals follow established protocols and guidelines. However, some patients experience medical harm. Societies want medical professionals to be motivated by best practices, but they also don’t want malpractice insurance rates or defensive medical practices to stifle patient care. Understanding the legal framework and available […]
Dispute Resolution in Thailand
Dispute Resolution is the way in which disputes are settled outside the classical judicial system. It includes both mediation and arbitration. Generally speaking, prospective litigants in Thailand are not obligated to undertake any alternative dispute settlement procedures before commencing litigation. Courts, however, encourage out-of-court dispute resolution processes. They do this by introducing incentives such as […]
Structures of Trade Disputes in Thailand
The national Arbitration Act, which is modeled in part after the UNCITRAL Model Law, governs arbitration proceedings. The Thai Arbitration Institute and the Office of the Judiciary provide arbitration services. The complainants were able to demonstrate that preferential tariffs had adversely affected their export performance vis-à-vis the European Community. They also argued that, while the […]
Importance of Labor Disputes in Thailand
Labor disputes are a reality in any business, and Thailand is no exception. Labor laws in the country ensure a balance between employee rights and employer interests, while maintaining industrial harmony. State regulations set minimum wage standards and regulate standard working hours. Understanding these regulations is vital for employees and employers alike. Workplace Conflicts Workplace […]
Differences Between Civil and Criminal Cases in Thailand
In Thailand, like many other countries, there are civil and criminal cases. It is important to understand the differences in legal proceedings and procedures, and the impact they can have on a foreign national being detained abroad. It is critical to work with a lawyer who is fluent in your language and understands the unique […]
Types of Child Legitimation in Thailand
In Thailand, fathers can gain custody rights for their children by legitimizing them through marriage, by registering a relationship between the father and the mother, or by a court judgment. The process of child legitimation is rich with cultural considerations and legal complexities. It weaves biological fathers into the tapestry of family life in ways […]
Importance of Child Custody in Thailand
Custody issues often arise for married couples with children when they are divorcing or separating in Thailand. They can also affect unmarried parents and individuals seeking to establish legal paternity through a legitimation process. Prioritizing the child’s best interests and seeking professional guidance are essential steps for navigating custody cases in Thailand. Learn more about […]
Thai Limited Company Registration
Setting up a Thai Limited Company is an important first step for foreign investors. The process involves several steps, including the reservation of a company name at the Department of Business Development (DBD). The next step is to prepare and submit a Memorandum of Association. This document will contain the company’s name, purpose and location. […]
