A Chiang Mai hostel raid shows why a 51/49 company structure does not protect a foreign-linked business when the Thai shareholder may exist only on paper. We explain the nominee, hotel-licensing, DTV and work-permit risks.
The 2026 Thailand deportation regulation does not make every fine an automatic ground for removal. It clarifies how authorities report cases and process deportation while separate appeal deadlines remain critical.
Thailand Deportation Regulation 2026: What Foreigners Need to Know Read More »
A Thai citizen working abroad for a licensed gambling business is not automatically breaking Thai law. The answer depends on Thai-facing activity, actual duties, knowledge, customer location and the source of funds.
Can a Thai Work for a Legal Overseas Gambling Company? Thai Law Explained Read More »
Foreigners generally cannot work as tour guides in Thailand. A work permit does not replace the Thai-nationality requirement, tour-guide licence or restricted-occupation rules.
Can Foreigners Work as Tour Guides in Thailand? Lessons from a Phuket Arrest Read More »
Alleged diversion of temple donations can engage Section 147 of the Thai Penal Code, carrying a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. This guide explains an abbot’s legal status, outsider liability, money laundering, asset seizure and bail—without prejudging the recently reported case.
Temple Fund Misappropriation in Thailand: Why Section 147 Can Carry Life Imprisonment Read More »
Effective witness testimony can make or break a case in Thai courts. This guide by a lead law firm in Bangkok outlines four essential techniques for examining witnesses in both civil and criminal trials, helping you build credibility and win your case.
4 Essential Techniques for Witnesses Examination in Thailand to Enhance Credibility Read More »
Discover the legal rights of witnesses in Thai courts, including when testimony can be lawfully refused. Siam Center Law Group, a lead law firm in Bangkok, breaks down the six exceptions under Thai law and offers practical strategies for litigators.
Witness Rights in Thailand: Can a Witness Refuse to Answer in Court? Read More »
Navigating case dispute issues in Thailand requires a clear understanding of contested facts and legal points that courts must resolve. Working with a lead law firm in Bangkok ensures strategic handling of these disputes, efficient evidence management, and improved chances of success in civil litigation.
Understanding Case Dispute Issues in Thailand: Insights from a Lead Law Firm in Bangkok Read More »
Understanding the burden of proof in Thailand is crucial for anyone involved in civil litigation. This comprehensive guide explains how the burden of proof operates under Thai law, practical examples, and why choosing a lead law firm in Bangkok can significantly influence your case outcome. Learn key legal principles to strengthen your case strategy.
Learn how a compelling Closing Statement in Thailand can shape the outcome of your case. Discover professional tips from a lead law firm in Bangkok on structuring persuasive final arguments, aligning evidence with legal standards, and advocating your client’s best interests in court.
