Business & Corporate Advisory

Business Legal Advisory

A lawyer you can call before you sign, hire, or terminate — not after the dispute has started.

Talk to us

Tell us the situation and we will tell you what we think you should do — and what it will cost.

Who this is for

  • Thai SMEs without an in-house legal team
  • Foreign-owned companies operating in Thailand
  • Founders formalising an informal business
  • Managers who need a second opinion before signing

What we handle

Scope of work

Reviewing agreements before they are signed

Structuring supplier, distributor and agency relationships

Advising on shareholder and director obligations

Assessing legal exposure in a proposed transaction

Responding to demand letters and pre-litigation notices

Acting as an outsourced legal department on a retainer

How it works

How we run the matter

  1. Initial consultation to understand the business and the decision in front of you
  2. Scope and fee confirmed in writing before work begins
  3. Documents and background reviewed
  4. Written advice with a clear recommendation, not a list of risks
  5. Implementation — drafting, negotiation or filing as required

Documents to prepare

  • Company affidavit and list of shareholders
  • The agreement or draft under discussion
  • Correspondence with the counterparty
  • Any prior legal advice on the same matter

Common questions

Both. Retainers suit businesses that need frequent, short answers; per-matter engagement suits one-off transactions. Current rates: RETAINER_AND_HOURLY_RATES.
Yes. Advice, contracts and correspondence can be handled in Thai or English, with bilingual contract versions where both parties need to sign.
Typical turnaround for a standard commercial agreement is TURNAROUND_TIME. Urgent reviews can be arranged.

Speak to a lawyer

Legal problems are easier to manage when addressed early.