Thai Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Civil · Criminal · IP · Labour · Tax · Bankruptcy · Administrative — trial and appeal courts nationwide.
Quick Answer
Our English-speaking litigators handle the full spectrum of Thai court proceedings — from contract & property disputes to criminal defence, IP infringement, employment claims, and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards. Retainers from THB 60,000.
Practice areas
- ✓ Civil (contract, property, tort)
- ✓ Criminal (defence & prosecution)
- ✓ Intellectual Property (CIPIT)
- ✓ Labour Court
- ✓ Tax Court
- ✓ Bankruptcy & Rehabilitation
- ✓ Administrative Court
- ✓ Class actions
- ✓ Foreign judgment enforcement
- ✓ Arbitration (THAC / SIAC / ICC)
FAQ
- Which courts do you appear in?
- Civil, Criminal, Central Intellectual Property & International Trade, Labour, Tax, Bankruptcy, Central Administrative, and Provincial courts nationwide — plus Court of Appeal and Supreme Court (Dika).
- Do you handle cases for foreigners?
- Yes. Most of our litigators are English-speaking Thai lawyers experienced with cross-border disputes, expat property/contract cases, and enforcement of foreign judgments/arbitral awards under the 1958 New York Convention.
- How much does a lawsuit cost?
- Court filing fee: 2% of claim (capped THB 200,000). Legal fees: retainer THB 60,000–150,000 + hourly THB 5,000–12,000. Contingency (%-based) available for debt-collection and personal-injury cases.
- How long does litigation take?
- Civil first instance: 12–24 months. Criminal first instance: 8–18 months. Appeal: +12–18 months. Supreme Court: +18–24 months. Mediation via court-annexed ADR usually resolves in 3–6 months.
Contact: 083-249-4999 · LINE @NYC168 · contact@ilc.ltd