Dispute Resolution Mini Guide 1
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Every good litigator should check the assets of the prospective defendant.
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Sometimes corporate clients suffer from a vexatious litigant who becomes a ringleader.
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Corporate structures are often a mix of Thai and non-Thai interest.
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By Victor Smith The most common question asked by clients is “will I win the case?” The second most common question is “how much will it cost”. Before considering what is the cost of an arbitration it is important to...
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Robert Krupica recently wrote an article on the dispute resolution options in Thailand, with an overview of arbitration as one of the options available to those involved in a potential or actual dispute. This article was published in Window on...
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By Victor Smith In order for a party to commence arbitration proceedings against another party there must be a valid arbitration agreement between the parties. Assuming this is the case and the party wishing to commence the arbitration is confident...
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