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It may be possible to avoid liability by a force majeure clause, but it will depend on the facts of each situation.

On August 25, 2026, Thailand’s cabinet approved in principle a draft amendment that would extend mandatory social security coverage to three categories of workers currently excluded from Thailand’s compulsory social security system.

Over the past several years, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, Thai employees and labor unions have faced reductions in benefits and welfare from their employers.

The SSO will cease payment of the compensation if the employee resigns or is terminated by an employer, or the employment contract expires.

Around the world, COVID-19 is continuing to threaten the health of millions, interrupt daily life, and throttle business activity.

Thailand's central bank has announced comprehensive new regulations targeting grey capital flows through cash transactions, gold trading, and stablecoins, with enforcement beginning in Q4 2026. The measures impose strict verification requirements on high-value deposits and withdrawals, enhanced reporting obligations for bullion dealers, and joint BOT-SEC audits of cryptocurrency transactions. Financial institutions and businesses must prepare for heightened compliance standards across multiple transaction c

As a complementary concept, a telepharmacy allows a pharmacist to verify prescriptions, counsel patients, and dispense medication from a remote site.

Thailand has enacted a comprehensive new law that fundamentally transforms how businesses interact with government agencies for licensing and public services. The Facilitation of Licensing and Public Services Consideration Act B.E. 2569 (2026) introduces groundbreaking reforms including a "super license" system, mandatory e-filing, deemed approval mechanisms, and strict timeline enforcement that promise to streamline regulatory compliance and reduce administrative burdens across all sectors.

Aggressive creditors may force a partnership into bankruptcy and certain individual partners may be required to follow.

Thailand's Office of Insurance Commission has issued new regulations requiring insurers to deliver policies electronically by default, implement enhanced risk management controls, and establish stricter oversight of advertising and sales conduct. The amendments introduce significant data-reporting obligations and expanded compliance requirements for insurers, agents, brokers, and third-party advertisers operating in Thailand's insurance market.

Online shopping in Thailand is more accessible than ever, with global platforms, local social media shops, and entertainment-driven social commerce enabling instant purchases.

The new (non-medical) use of a known product is not novel, even if such use was unknown at the time of the invention.

Thailand's latest draft amendment of the Copyright Act was approved by the cabinet in late 2020 and is currently being reviewed by the parliament.

Thailand has taken appropriate measures in preparation for the free flow of goods within the ASEAN Economic Community.

On March 30, 2026, Thailand’s Customs Department announced a strategy to raise import duties on a broad range of consumer goods—including plastic items and electronics accessories...

Mobile phone penetration in Vietnam is booming, so what are some of the regulations?

On August 25, 2023, Thailand's Ministry of Interior issued the Ministerial Regulation Prescribing the Types of Hotels and the Criteria for Hotel Business Operation No. 2 B.E. 2566 (2023)...