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We assist with the formation of various entity types including private limited companies, public limited companies, branch offices of foreign corporations, representative offices, and partnerships. The choice depends on your business activities, ownership structure, and regulatory requirements. During the initial consultation, we assess your specific situation and recommend the most suitable entity type for your objectives.

The timeline varies depending on the entity type and complexity of your structure. For a standard private limited company, the process typically takes three to six weeks from initial consultation to registration completion. This includes document preparation, shareholder agreements, and filing with the Department of Business Development. We provide a detailed timeline during your consultation and keep you informed throughout each stage of the process.

Yes, contract review is a core part of our practice. We examine agreements drafted by business partners, landlords, suppliers, or other legal counsel to identify potential issues, ambiguous terms, and areas of legal exposure. Our review includes a written assessment of key provisions, potential concerns, and recommended modifications. This service is available for both Thai and English language contracts, with translations provided when needed.

We begin with a thorough case assessment to understand the nature of the dispute, the merits of your position, and the available resolution pathways. These may include direct negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation. Our initial service includes a written opinion on the strengths and weaknesses of your case, along with a recommended strategy. Representation services for formal proceedings are quoted separately based on the complexity and expected duration of the matter.

All of our services are available in English, and we regularly work with international clients and foreign business entities operating in Thailand. Our team is fluent in both Thai and English, and all documentation is prepared in both languages when appropriate. We understand the unique considerations that international clients face and provide guidance on cross-border legal matters and Thai regulatory requirements that may differ from other jurisdictions.

For business formation matters, bring information about your intended business activities, ownership structure, and any existing corporate documents. For contract work, provide copies of the agreements in question along with background on the commercial relationship. For dispute resolution, prepare a summary of the facts, relevant correspondence, and any contracts or agreements involved. The more information you can provide in advance, the more productive the consultation will be in developing a clear action plan.