OVERVIEW
Documents that reflect the real deal, allocate risk sensibly, and remain workable when something goes wrong.
A useful contract is not simply a standard form. It should state who must do what and when, the required standard, how payment will be made, where risk sits, and what happens if work is delayed, defective, unpaid, or brought to an end.
We draft, review, and negotiate agreements in Thai and English. We begin by understanding the commercial structure and the client’s priorities, then identify the terms that must be protected, the points that can be negotiated, and the information required before signature.
Focused support across the life of the matter
01
Sale and services
Define scope, delivery, acceptance, price, tax, variations, and liability for breach.
02
Distribution, agency, and franchise
Address territory, targets, brand use, compensation, customer data, competition, and termination.
03
Loans, security, and repayment
Document facilities, interest, payment dates, default, security, acknowledgements, and instalment arrangements.
04
NDAs, MOUs, and preliminary documents
Control information use, distinguish binding from non-binding terms, and preserve options before the definitive agreement.
05
Shareholders’ and joint-venture agreements
Address management, funding, reserved matters, deadlock, breach, and investor exit.
06
Amendment, renewal, and termination
Review notice rights, cure periods, termination consequences, return of property and data, and account reconciliation.
07
Bilingual agreements
Keep Thai and English texts aligned and identify which language prevails if an inconsistency arises.
01
Confirm the commercial deal
Identify the parties, purpose, money, timing, deliverables, and assumptions on which each side is proceeding.
02
Prioritise the risks
Separate essential protections, negotiable terms, and points requiring further information or approval.
03
Close and prepare for signature
Check the final text, authority, schedules, conditions, and document-retention steps.
