Investor-State Agreements in Thailand: encouraging invest...
For several years now, commentators – particularly in the business community – have opined that Thailand is in need of a significant infrastructure upgrade s...

Olaf Duensing speaks on arbitration at “ADR – A Better Ch...
ADR – A Better Choice for Construction Disputes? Olaf Duensing [Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb) and Attorney-at-Law (Germany)] will...

Commercial Contract Dispute Resolution in Thailand – THE ...
The Thai Arbitration Institute (TAI) — currently under the auspices of the Thai government’s judiciary — is the most commonly chosen instit...

Overview of Arbitration in Thailand
Our article that appeared in the American Chamber of Commerce’s T-AB: Thai-American Business magazine, “Arbitration: Enforcing Contracts Outside ...

INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION TRAINING AND CERTIFI...
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION IS COMING TO THAILAND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN EIGHT YEARS. The Chartered Institute of Arbitra...

Investor-State Arbitration – a view from Thailand
“Investor – State Agreements: Protecting Investors and Encouraging Investment”, in the American Chamber of Commerce’s May-June 2014 T...

Arbitration in ASEAN: Part Three — Why arbitration?
In part one of this blog we introduced you to formal arbitration. We told you that formal arbitration is way for you to resolve your dispute with your contra...

Arbitration in ASEAN: Part Two — How does arbitration work?
In part one of this blog we told you that formal arbitration offers many advantages over domestic court proceedings when you need to resolve a dispute with y...

Arbitration in ASEAN: Part One — What is arbitration?
If you have entered any contracts in any of the the Southeast Asia “ASEAN” countries, you might have already had some less than pleasant experie...