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Slogans and taglines are powerful brand identifiers, yet securing trade mark protection for them in Thailand has historically been fraught with challenges. Recent developments at the Trade Mark Board signal...

One of the key legal compliance requirements for a company limited in Thailand is to hold an annual general meeting of shareholders, otherwise known as an ‘AGM'.

Following the Trade Competition Commission Notification on Guidelines for the Assessment of Unfair Trade Practices, made with respect to the Credit Terms for SMEs regarding goods and services dated 24 May 2021 ...

Vietnam's current Law on E-Transactions was passed in 2005 and has been effective since March 1, 2006. This law is considered a framework law, developed based on the Model Law on E-Commerce of the

The International Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its 2026 Arbitration Rules, introducing significant procedural reforms that reshape the arbitration landscape. From eliminating mandatory Terms of Reference to expanding expedited procedures and strengthening arbitrator disclosure requirements, these changes promise to enhance efficiency while maintaining the flexibility and integrity that define ICC arbitrations.

On 14 September 2022, a bill on the amendment to the Civil and Commercial Code (the "Bill") was approved by Parliament. In addition to the Bill, a law imposing criminal liability...

Thailand's Department of Intellectual Property introduces a specialized 4-month expedited trademark examination track designed exclusively for e-commerce operators.

It has been over one year since the Personal Data Protection Committee published the first draft sub-regulation for the protection of cross-border personal data transfer for public review ...

Thailand's alternative dispute resolution (ADR) landscape has evolved significantly over the past decade. Legislative reforms such as the Dispute Mediation Act and expanded...

商标许可是企业开拓新市场、依托本地分支机构开展经营，或是授权经销商、商业合作伙伴使用自身品牌的常用方式。但各国规范商标许可的法规不尽相同，泰国的部分要求常常令境外品牌权利人感到意外。

Thailand's cabinet has approved a draft Act on Liability for Defective Goods, known as the "Lemon Law," which aims to strengthen buyers' positions in pursuing claims against sellers by introducing product-specific rules, clearer remedies, and a buyer-friendly presumption that shifts the burden of proof. The draft law modernizes Thailand's consumer protection framework to align with international standards, with enhanced protections for vehicles and electronic appliances, and will take effect 180 days after

Foreign nationals are generally permitted to start businesses in Thailand, subject to the applicable laws. This chapter discusses some key legal requirements...