Labor Disputes in Thailand
Labor disputes in Thailand occur in the workplace due to miscommunication, disagreements or lack of understanding of Thai labor laws. It is important for both employers and employees to be aware of their rights to prevent future conflicts. Employment contracts clearly define terms of employment, and should comply with labor related regulations. Legal consultations can […]
Property Title Transfer in Thailand
Property Title Transfer in Thailand is a vital process for protecting property ownership rights. It involves a formal process of submitting documentation, paying fees and taxes, and registering the change of ownership with the Land Office. The most secure type of land deed in Thailand is a Chanote (Nor Sor 4 Jor), which provides full […]
Sales Contract Review in Thailand
A legal review is a vital step for buyers in Thailand. It helps clarify ambiguity, reduce liability, and strengthen the buyer’s position in case of a dispute. It also ensures that the contract complies with local laws and regulations. A lawyer who specializes in contract review will read your contract line by line and highlight […]
Property Due Diligence in Thailand
Buying property in Thailand is a significant financial investment. Researching your potential investments is often called due diligence and should be done before signing contracts or making any payment until ownership of the property is transferred to you. The first step is to verify the authenticity of the Thai title deed (Chanote). This involves going […]
Set Up a Representative Office in Thailand
A representative office is a legal entity that allows a foreign company to establish a presence in Thailand. It can conduct specific non-revenue-generating activities such as market research and business liaison. However, the representative office cannot accept purchase orders or make sales offers and must fund all expenses from its head office. It must also […]
Power of Attorney in Thailand
Power of Attorney (POA) is an essential legal instrument allowing one person to authorize another person to act on their behalf. In Thailand, there are specific formalities for POA requiring careful consideration by the principal and agent. Using a trusted local lawyer is often beneficial and critical to ensure the POA complies with Thai law […]
Notary Public in Thailand
In most countries, a notary public is an official to authenticate legal documents and signatures or statements of persons under oath. In Thailand, the Lawyers Council appoints accredited attorneys to serve as Notarial Services Attorney to perform authentication services regulated under the Law Firm Act. Documents that require notarization include: Legal Validity of Documents Document […]
Breach of Contract in Thailand
Contracts are the backbone of many business transactions and relationships. Their clear legal framework outlines rights and obligations, bolstering confidence in both domestic and international business dealings. When contractual obligations are not upheld, a breach of contract occurs, raising serious legal implications. A reputable law firm should be ready to advocate for clients in resolving […]
