Your Trusted Lawyer in Thailand
"Finding the right lawyer in Thailand means finding a firm that understands both Thai law and the practical realities international clients face. Duensing Kippen is a boutique law firm serving clients across Thailand — from Bangkok to Phuket and beyond — with over two decades of experience in arbitration, real estate, corporate, and tax law."
Why Work with a Lawyer Based in Thailand
Thailand’s legal system has its own procedures, court practices, and requirements for foreign investors — from property ownership restrictions to business registration rules. Working with a lawyer based in Thailand means having someone who understands these nuances firsthand, rather than relying on general advice from abroad.
Our team is fluent in Thai, English, and German, meaning nothing gets lost in translation — whether it’s reviewing a Thai-language contract, communicating with local authorities, or representing you in Thai courts.
Our Legal Services — Lawyer Thailand
Our lawyers advise clients across every major area of Thai law
Recognized Legal Expertise
Duensing Kippen is in global affiliation with Ally Law and ranked by Legal 500. Several of our attorneys are internationally certified by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators — making us one of the few firms in Thailand with this distinction.
Thought Leadership on Thai Law
We regularly publish articles and guides on Thai legal developments — from arbitration and dispute resolution to real estate, tax, and corporate law. Explore our Publications library for practical, up-to-date insight into doing business and resolving disputes in Thailand.
Serving Clients Across Thailand
While our offices are based in Bangkok and Phuket, we regularly advise and represent clients throughout Thailand — from Chiang Mai to Koh Samui and beyond. Whether your matter is in the capital, on the islands, or elsewhere in the country, our team brings the same level of expertise and personal attention to every case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a Thai lawyer for property purchases in Thailand?
Yes. Thailand has specific foreign ownership restrictions and legal procedures for real estate. A Thai-licensed lawyer ensures your purchase, lease, or condominium transfer complies with Thai law and protects your investment.
How much does it cost to hire a lawyer in Thailand?
Legal fees in Thailand vary by matter complexity, ranging from fixed fees for straightforward matters such as contract review or company registration, to hourly rates for litigation or arbitration. Duensing Kippen provides transparent fee estimates during an initial consultation.
Can a foreigner sue a Thai company in Thailand?
Yes. Foreign individuals and companies can bring civil claims in Thai courts. Duensing Kippen represents both Thai and international clients in commercial litigation and arbitration proceedings.
What is the difference between litigation and arbitration in Thailand?
Litigation takes place in Thai courts under the Civil Procedure Code, while arbitration is a private dispute resolution process, often governed by institutional rules and enforceable under the New York Convention. Arbitration is generally faster and more confidential than court litigation.
Does Duensing Kippen work with clients outside Bangkok and Phuket?
Yes. While based in Bangkok and Phuket, Duensing Kippen serves clients across Thailand, including Chiang Mai and Koh Samui, and internationally through its Ally Law global network affiliation.
Is English spoken at Duensing Kippen?
Yes. The team is fluent in Thai, English, and German, ensuring clear communication for international clients navigating Thai legal matters.
“Ready to speak with a lawyer in Thailand? Get in touch with our team today.”