New Article on Employee Privacy Rights

By Stephen Helwig
May 9, 2012
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Please see our new article on employee privacy rights in the context of social media here.

Additional Changes to Civil and Commercial Code Proposed

By Price Sanond / July 23, 2017

By Piyawannee Watanasakolpunt and Sudthapa ThanathanyaThe Thai Office of the Council of State has made further proposals to simplify corporate administration by approving a bill amending the Civil and Commercial Code

FCPA Enforcement under the Trump Administration

By Doug Mancill / July 21, 2017

There has been considerable speculation about how vigorously the Trump administration will enforce the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”) given Trump’s past criticism of this law. In 2012, Trump famously

Online Company Registration Now Available

By Price Sanond / July 7, 2017

By Piyawannee Watanasakolpunt and Norrapat WerajongThailand's Department of Business Development (DBD) is gradually migrating its services to the digital environment. Last year saw the introduction of electronic filing of the

New Alien Workers Law

By Pramote Srisamai / June 30, 2017

The primary Thai laws and ordinances governing “aliens”, or non-Thai nationals, working in Thailand are the Alien Workers Act, B.E. 2551 (“Alien Workers Act”) and the Royal Ordinance on Bringing

Finality of Awards: Investor-State Disputes. ICSID?

By Doug Mancill / June 26, 2017

One of the key virtues of any dispute resolution mechanism is finality. Will the dispute resolution mechanism lead to a final result in a relatively short amount of time and

Electronic Filing of Thai Court Documents

By Price Sanond / June 13, 2017

By Auttasak Sulaiman and Sudthapa ThanathanyaFiling court documents in Thailand has, until recently, required an in-person trip to the applicable court, which can be both time consuming and expensive for

Thailand’s New E-Work Permits Bring An End To Blue Books

By Price Sanond / June 6, 2017

By Piyawannee Watanasakolpunt and Suthasinee NeamsumForeigners employed in Thailand are required to obtain an appropriate visa as well as a work permit. Work permits are issued by the Ministry of Labor