Thai Limited Company Registration
Setting up a Limited Company in Thailand is subject to precise legal requirements as per the CCC and regulations of the Department of Business Development (DBD). These include reserving a name through DBD, preparing the MOA and AOA, conducting a statutory meeting, and submitting all the prepared documents for registration. Capital Requirements The capital required […]
Set Up a Representative Office in Thailand
Representative offices manage service businesses for their head office or affiliated companies in different countries. They can perform non-revenue-generating activities such as reporting back information to their head office and shipping products to the company’s affiliates or headquarters. A representative office offers foreign companies a cost-effective and easy way to explore the Thai market. But […]
How to Draft a Power of Attorney in Thailand
A Power of Attorney is an important legal instrument for delegating authority and handling business or personal matters when you are unable to be present. However, drafting such a document requires careful consideration and expert guidance to ensure it meets strict legal requirements. The POA should be written to clearly specify the powers granted and […]
Notary Public in Thailand
Documents such as property transactions, business contracts and affidavits often require notarization. This is to confirm that they are authentic and recognised legally both in Thailand and abroad. The Lawyers Council of Thailand is on top of this issue, offering training courses and granting licenses to lawyers who can be Notary Public. These legal superheroes […]
Breach of Contract in Thailand
Contracts form the fabric of many business transactions and relationships in Thailand. When these agreements are breached, legal action may be required to protect the rights of parties and uphold justice. Legal remedies for Breach of Contract include monetary compensation (damages), specific performance that compels the breaching party to fulfil contractual obligations, and rescission that […]
Personal Injury Claims in Thailand
A Personal Injury Claims lawyer can help you to get the compensation you deserve for injuries caused by someone else. This includes medical bills and lost income (past and future). The Thai Civil and Commercial Code states that anyone who wilfully injures another’s life, body, health, liberty, or property is bound to make compensation. This […]
Medical Malpractice in Thailand
Thailand’s healthcare systems and legal system work in tandem to ensure patient safety and uphold accountability. The Medical Council maintains statistics and a complaint procedure, while patients are protected by the Consumer Protection Act. However, cultural factors can make it difficult for patients to take legal action. The majority of malpractice claims seek compensation for […]
The Difference Between Civil and Criminal Cases in Thailand
Understanding the distinction between civil and criminal cases in Thailand is essential for anyone with a stake in the country’s legal system. While civil law focuses on resolving disputes and compensating victims, criminal law punishes wrongdoers to support justice and social order. Judges preside over trials in Thailand, but there is no jury system and […]
Dispute Resolution in Thailand
Dispute Resolution is playing an increasingly important role in Thailand. It offers greater flexibility, cost-effective measures and discretion compared to lengthy litigation held in court. At Formichella & Sritawat, we are experienced in a range of dispute resolution methods including negotiation, mediation and arbitration. Each offers distinct approaches to resolve disputes effectively. Alternative Dispute Resolution […]
How to Avoid Trade Disputes in Thailand
Trade disputes are important for Thailand, as they impact market access and investment flows. They can also affect consumer prices and local business competitiveness. Fortunately, the country’s legal framework and international trade agreements offer structured avenues for Thailand dispute resolution. Businesses can mitigate the risk of trade disputes by using clear contracts, protecting intellectual property, […]