Common Legal Problems Guide
Many problems are not criminal matters, but each has its own proper channel. Choose the situation closest to yours to understand the right route before losing time on the wrong one
Classifying a matter correctly from the start saves both time and cost. These pages explain problems commonly met at work, as consumers, in intellectual property, and in engaging lawyers, identifying the main channel for each — agency complaints, negotiation, or litigation
Practice Areas
Sexual Harassment at Work in Thailand: Reporting and Legal Options
Workplace sexual harassment is not something to endure to keep a job; the law provides channels inside and outside the organisation
Read article ↗Someone Used Your Photos Without Permission in Thailand — What Are Your Legal Options?
Seeing your own photo used to sell products without asking is not merely irritating — it is a legal right you can act on
Read article ↗Housing Developer Dispute in Thailand: Consumer Rights and Legal Remedies
Most housing disputes are contract and consumer-protection matters; choosing the right channel saves time
Read article ↗Car Accident Insurance Dispute in Thailand: How to Challenge Compensation
The offered payout is not a final number you must accept — but challenging it requires evidence and the right channel
Read article ↗Employer Holding a Migrant Worker's Passport in Thailand: Rights and Reporting Options
Withholding a worker’s essential documents is not a normal part of employment, and accessible complaint channels exist
Read article ↗Paid a Lawyer but the Agreed Work Was Not Done in Thailand?
Before concluding fraud, separate breach of contract, professional misconduct, and crime — each has a different forum and evidence
Read article ↗Evidence-First Criminal Complaint Preparation
Our working approach: the facts, documents, and available evidence are reviewed first, so that the proposed complaint strategy fits the law and the evidence of each matter. This is a working method, not a promise of outcomes.