Generally, yes. If your matter is reasonably straightforward we can usually arrange to conduct the work on a fixed fee basis. If we believe your matter is complex, particularly urgent, high value, likely to be very time consuming or will necessitate the significant involvement of a Partner, it is likely that we will need to deal with the matter on an hourly rate basis. If your matter involves multiple jurisdictions, it is also likely that a Partner will need to be involved.

Yes, Thai Courts require a properly drafted and executed Power of Attorney in order for a Thai lawyer to act on behalf of any party. In the absence of a POA, any claim or other matter will almost certainly be rejected.

Yes, there are prescription periods that will affect the time within which a claim must be filed. Failure to comply with the relevant period of prescription will usually result in a claim being barred. Prescription periods vary significantly according to the type of claim being made.

Fees vary based upon the value of the claim and the particular court, but generally do not exceed 200,000 THB.