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Arbitration Services

Facing a commercial dispute subject to arbitration in Thailand? Structured representation before THAC, TAI, and Thai courts.

In a commercial dispute?

Clients may also visit our Rayong or Pattaya office for private consultations.

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Arbitration lawyer services for commercial disputes

Arbitration is a recognised method of alternative dispute resolution used to resolve commercial disputes outside the traditional court system. Our experienced arbitration lawyer represents domestic and international clients in proceedings in Rayong, Pattaya, Chonburi, and Bangkok.

Our expert arbitration lawyer provides legal representation in contract disputes, shareholder conflicts, construction claims, and cross-border commercial matters under the Thai Arbitration Act.

Arbitration advantages

  • Confidentiality — proceedings are private, protecting sensitive commercial information
  • Procedural flexibility — parties may agree on venue, language, and governing law
  • Specialised expertise — arbitrators can be selected based on industry experience
  • International enforcement — Thailand is a signatory to the New York Convention

Our arbitration lawyer services

We represent clients before major arbitration institutions in Thailand, including the Thai Arbitration Institute (TAI) and the Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC). Our services include:

  • Drafting and reviewing arbitration clauses
  • Representation in arbitration proceedings
  • Preparation of submissions and evidence
  • Enforcement of arbitral awards before Thai courts

Industry sectors we assist

  • Construction and infrastructure projects
  • Shareholder and joint venture disputes
  • International trade and manufacturing
  • Commercial contract breaches

Contact us for immediate assistance

Ensure your commercial dispute is handled with structured legal representation.

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Common questions about arbitration in Thailand

Yes. An award resulting from arbitration in Thailand is legally binding. Once issued, it can be enforced through the Thai court system, provided it complies with the requirements of the Arbitration Act B.E. 2545.
The Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC) and the Thai Arbitration Institute (TAI) are the two leading institutions handling domestic and international commercial disputes.
Yes, parties may agree on the language of proceedings, including English, particularly in cross-border commercial disputes.