Construction disputes between contractors and employers in Thailand can take years to be resolved in court or arbitration.

A new regulation from Thailand's Ministry of Interior grants a three-year extension for obtaining an alteration permit or a certificate to change the use of a hotel building.

On November 6, 2023, Thailand's Department of Lands issued a circular letter clarifying that the use of units in condominium buildings for hotel business operations is not allowed.

With technology playing an increasingly crucial role in modern life, many countries are turning to the high-tech park model to promote science and technology and attract domestic and overseas investment.

Tilleke & Gibbins has contributed the Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam chapters to Infrastructure and Construction in Southeast Asia, a comparative guide...

With tourism playing a significant role in Thailand and increasing demand to diversify tourist entertainment offerings, amusement parks are booming

Thailand's Ministry of Interior has issued new regulations requiring owners, occupants, and operators of certain types of buildings to obtain third-party life, body, and property liability insurance.

A bank guarantee or bond is a powerful tool that provides contractual parties with security and assurance.

Interest in data center land acquisition has increased significantly over the past year, with a notable rise in inquiries from investors seeking to establish digital infrastructure in Thailand.

Amendments to Thailand's Factory Act will greatly affect the entire industrial factory business throughout the country.

Thailand is an attractive destination to do business for foreign investors, thanks to its government initiatives.

On August 12, 2020, the amended Law on Land No. 70/NA, dated June 21, 2019 was published in the Official Gazette of the Lao Ministry of Justice, replacing the previous amendment of the law from 2003.