Free assessment
A quick read on where your legal risk sits.
Answer a few questions about your business. A licensed Thai lawyer reviews your answers and sends you a plain-English risk profile within 24 hours. No cost, and no obligation.
Takes about two minutes. Preliminary only, and not legal advice.
First, the basics
In one line, what does your business do?
Where is your business today?
Does any foreigner own or fund part of the business?
How many people work in the business, including freelancers?
Please answer all four before continuing.
Company and ownership
Tick any that are true for you, or that you are not sure about.
Founders and shareholders
Tick any that are true for you, or that you are not sure about.
Brand and trademark
Tick any that are true for you, or that you are not sure about.
IP ownership and management
Tick any that are true for you, or that you are not sure about.
People and HR
Tick any that are true for you, or that you are not sure about.
Contracts
Tick any that are true for you, or that you are not sure about.
Where should we send your profile?
A licensed Thai lawyer reviews your answers and emails your risk profile within 24 hours.
Please add your name, a valid email, and tick the consent box.
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Your profile is on the way.
Thank you. A licensed Thai lawyer at CorpJurist will review your answers and email your risk profile within 24 hours, to the address you gave us. If anything is urgent, reach us at info@corpjurist.com.
Preliminary assessment only, and not legal advice.
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This assessment is a preliminary, automated indication based only on the answers you give. It does not cover every area of law, and a result with no flags is not a confirmation that your business complies with any law. It is not legal advice, it is not an opinion on your specific situation, and it does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Thai laws referred to include the Foreign Business Act B.E. 2542 (1999), the Labour Protection Act B.E. 2541 (1998), the Trademark Act B.E. 2534 (1991), and the Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 (2019). For advice on your situation, speak with a lawyer.