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Lex Bangkok is pleased to share that our firm has been featured on the ASEAN Access platform, a regional business and trade facilitation initiative designed to connect international companies with
Lex Bangkok recently attended the CIArb Thailand Branch event, “When Winning is Not Enough: Damages in International Arbitration” held on 27 January 2026 at SCL Nishimura & Asahi (Thailand) Ltd.,
Lex Bangkok recently attended the continuing legal education seminar “Sexual Harassment Law Amendment” organised by the Lawyers Council of Thailand Under the Royal Patronage. The seminar focused on Thailand’s latest
Thailand has introduced an important new regulation that directly affects how wills and inheritance-related declarations can be made through government offices: the Thai will ministerial regulation 2569, formally called the
When unfair termination Thailand restructuring happens, a foreign-owned company in Thailand restructures its organisation, pays all statutory severance, and believes everything is legally compliant.
Understand Thailand’s new land and building tax for 2026 (B.E. 2569): latest rates, exemptions, higher tax on vacant land, payment deadlines and planning tips for foreign and Thai owners.
From 1 January 2026, anyone who wants to register company head office in Thailand or change an existing head office address must comply with a stricter rule issued by the
Losing your job is never easy. But when you feel that the termination was unfair, the situation becomes even more stressful, especially if you are a foreign employee in Thailand
When something goes wrong during your stay in Thailand – a lost passport, stolen phone, motorbike accident, or a dispute – the first thing many embassies, insurers, and companies ask
Thailand sexual harassment law 2025, introduced by Criminal Code Amendment No. 30 “The Act Amending the Penal Code (No. 30) B.E. 2568 (2025)”, changes how Thailand defines rape and criminalises
For foreign companies trading with Thai counterparties, unpaid invoices or defaulted loans can quickly turn into seven-figure problems