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November 19, 2018

Asia Business Law Journal Names Ten Tilleke & Gibbins Lawyers among Thailand’s Top 100

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Asia Business Law Journal  recently published a complete list of the top 100 lawyers in Thailand— the result of extensive, in-depth market research including nominations and feedback from in-house counsel from around the world. Tilleke & Gibbins is proud to announce that the following ten professionals from our Bangkok office have been included in the list:

With ten entries Tilleke & Gibbins has the highest number of named lawyers from a single firm in Thailand. To see the complete list of recognized lawyers, please visit Asia Business Law Journal’s  website.

Industries

Aviation

Energy

Insurance

Life Sciences

Technology

Practices

Antitrust and Competition

Banking and Finance

Compliance and Investigations

Corporate/M&A

Customs and International Trade

Dispute Resolution and Litigation

Employment

Intellectual Property

Real Estate

Regulatory Affairs

Tax

Location

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