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May 9, 2022

Alongkorn Tongmee and Chieko Tsuchiya Deliver Webinar on Thai Insolvency Proceedings for Japanese Clients

On April 21, Tilleke & Gibbins collaborated with Anderson Mori & Tomotsune to offer a Japanese-language webinar on insolvency proceedings in Thailand.

Presented by Chieko Tsuchiya, a consultant in the dispute resolution department in Bangkok office, the webinar session addressed the following areas of discussion:

  • Comprehensive overview of bankruptcy and business rehabilitation procedures in Thailand;
  • Rehabilitation case studies; and
  • Practical tips on what measures to take if a business partner goes bankrupt.

The webinar concluded with a Q&A session, in which Alongkorn Tongmee, an experienced litigator in same department, assisted Chieko in fielding many queries on this topic from the floor. Together, the two attorneys were able to provide guidance and advice on attendees’ insolvency-related questions.

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