§ 04Practice areas
Contracts & business disputes
A clear contract prevents more trouble than any later fix. We draft and review contracts in readable language — and when a dispute comes, we weigh the options from negotiation to litigation.
Who it's for
- Owners who sign contracts with customers or suppliers regularly
- Co-founders who need a shareholder agreement
- Anyone facing a breach of contract or an unpaid invoice
What we can do
- Draft sale, service and confidentiality agreements
- Review contracts sent to you, with a plain summary of the risks
- Send demand letters and negotiate settlements
- Handle civil and consumer cases
Typical steps
- 1
Understand the deal
Who does what, who pays when, and what matters most to you
- 2
Draft or review
With a short plain-language memo of the key points
- 3
Negotiate changes
Respond to comments and find terms both sides can accept
- 4
Sign and keep
Check the final version, stamp duty and safe keeping
Rough timeframe
A typical contract review takes 2–5 business days, depending on length and complexity.
What to bring
- The draft or existing contract
- Related quotes, invoices or purchase orders
- Messages or emails recording what was agreed
- Company affidavit (for companies)
Lawyers for this area
Common questions
Can you review contracts in English?
Yes — in Thai, in English and bilingual.
Does a demand letter always lead to a lawsuit?
No. Many matters settle after the letter. We'll explain the next options before you decide anything.
Tell us what's happening
Start with a short message. We'll run a conflict check and reply within one business day.