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- Attorney's licence3540/2561
- OfficeBangkok
About
Phenhnung Thabthimthong is a managing partner of the firm and leads its litigation practice, with nine years as lead advocate in court and in arbitration. Working in Thai and in English, he has handled disputes over major construction projects in both forums and acts for joint-venture and consortium clients. He represented a contractor in an English-language arbitration over a large project, winning the case and protecting the client from THB 2 billion in losses, and has conducted enforcement against a property developer to recover debts of more than THB 2 billion. He takes civil, criminal, insolvency, labour and administrative matters from pre-action negotiation to asset tracing and enforcement, alongside business advisory work and legal due diligence, and is a Thai Barrister-at-Law and a Notarial Services Attorney.
Areas of focus
- Litigation and dispute resolution
- Construction disputes
- Arbitration, in Thai and English
- Asset tracing and enforcement
- Legal due diligence
- Business law and real estate
Licence and qualifications
- Attorney's licence no. 3540/2561
- Thai Barrister-at-Law, class of 74
- Notarial Services Attorney
Education
- LL.B., Ramkhamhaeng University
- Institute of Legal Education of the Thai Bar, class of 74
Articles by Phenhnung Thabthimthong
- Dismissed in a restructuring: with severance paid, is there still a claim
- One chat, two transfers, only one recovered
- The creditor missed the sixty days: how far is the guarantor freed
- The thirty per cent nobody can find in the statute
- Can untitled land be adversely possessed, and when do the ten years start
- Acknowledging a debt after it has expired leaves the creditor two years
- One co-guarantor keeps paying, and time runs on for the others
- Interest above fifteen per cent is not reduced to fifteen, it is void
- Debt recovery in Thailand for foreign creditors
- Unpaid invoices: two years or five
- Petitioning a Thai company into bankruptcy
- Personal guarantees from Thai company directors
- Bounced cheques in Thailand
- Foreign Business Licence in Thailand: cost, requirements and timeline
- How to sue a company in Thailand: the court, the costs and the steps
- Registering a company in Thailand, in order: from name reservation to VAT and social security
- A visa is not a work permit: two authorities, a fixed order and two expiry dates a year
- What a BOI promotion certificate actually gives you
Also on the team
Phicha WidchayarojwaraManaging Partner, Head of CorporateView profile
Jirapat WinarungruangSenior Litigation AssociateView profile
Thitiwat PholnurakLitigation AssociateView profile
Patchanon WinarungruangAssociateView profile
Athita KraphankhieoAssociateView profile
Nopnapa SurapongwanichakulAssociateView profile
Phannika ShangphanAssociateView profile
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