On June 19th, 2024, our firm had the honor of Mr. Nandana Indananda, our Managing Partner, being invited as a panelist to speak on the topic "Cross-Examination Techniques in Arbitration." Nandana joined experts from leading law firms, including Tawatchai Boonmayapan from Chandler MHM Limited and Noppramart Thammateeradaycho from Tilleke & Gibbins, to share insights and strategies on this critical aspect of arbitration proceedings. During the event, our Managing Partner shared

We are delighted to announce that Lexpertise Law Firm has been recognized by Asia Business Law Journal at the Thailand Law Firm Awards for our Litigation Practice.🎉 We extend our sincere gratitude to our valued clients for entrusting us with their legal needs and for their continued support. This award is a testament to our firm's commitment and excellence in providing high-quality legal services. We take pride in our dedicated team of attorneys whose hard work has allowed u

On February 21, 2024, Lexpertise Law Firm had the pleasure of welcoming Venus Lam, the Senior Business Development Manager from Law.Asia (Asia Business Law Journal), for a brief yet insightful visit. Following Our Managing Partner’s, Nandana Indananda’s recognition as one of Law.Asia ’s A-List Lawyers, we discussed various aspects of our firm, particularly focusing on Nandana’s achievements and our standing in the legal field. During the visit, our team had the opportunity t

Witnesses serve as primary sources of evidence for either proving or refuting the counterparty's claims in legal proceedings.

Nandana Indananda ​The Royal Decree on Digital Platform requires digital platform service providers to comply with various legal responsibilities, depending on their nature and type of service. Service providers should verify if they fall under the definition of "digital platform" and prepare to comply with the law. Complying with the law is essential for entrepreneurs to avoid criminal or administrative liability. T he Royal Decree on Digital Platform sets out many responsi

Nandana Indananda ​ The Digital Platform Law in Thailand sets out different responsibilities for each type of digital platform service provider. The law outlines the criteria for digital platform service providers to have transparent and fair terms and conditions for both business partners and consumers. Digital platform service providers have 22 responsibilities related to announcing their terms and conditions. These responsibilities are outlined in Article 17 of the law, an

Nandana Indananda ​General digital platform service providers are highly regulated under digital platform laws and can be categorized into five types based on their size and type of services. These providers have varying levels of legal responsibilities, including submitting information relating business operation, appointing domestic coordinators, reporting annually, notifying authorities and users of changes of service terms and conditions, providing measures to mitigate da

Nandana Indananda Small-scale or low-impact digital platform service providers have different legal responsibilities than other types of service providers. Generally, they are exempt from notifying the ETDA before conducting business, but they still have legal responsibilities, such as submitting a brief list of information, appointing a domestic coordinator, reporting annually, and notifying the ETDA of business termination. It is important for these providers to regularly m

ETDA has issued a notification detailing the criteria and methods for calculating the average number of monthly active users (AMAU).

Nandana Indananda The Royal Decree on Digital Platform in Thailand defines digital platform businesses as online electronic intermediaries that connect businesses with consumers to facilitate electronic transactions. This encompasses not only large e-marketplaces like Amazon and eBay but also any website or application that connects businesses with consumers for buying and selling goods or services, such as insurance brokers or real estate brokers. Digital platform providers