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November 19, 2018

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

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.

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