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December 3, 2025

Chambers Litigation 2026 – Thailand

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Attorneys from Tilleke & Gibbins’ Bangkok office have contributed the Thailand chapter to Litigation 2026, published by Chambers and Partners.

Litigation 2026 provides an overview of litigation procedures and practices across numerous jurisdictions. The guide is a key reference for businesses, in-house counsel, and legal professionals seeking to understand and compare litigation frameworks around the world.

The Thailand chapter delivers analysis of 14 core areas of litigation, including:

  • General characteristics of the legal system and court structure
  • Litigation funding options and requirements
  • Procedures for initiating lawsuits and pre-trial steps
  • Discovery processes and injunctive relief
  • Trial procedures and rules on evidence
  • Settlement mechanisms and enforcement
  • Damages and judgment considerations
  • Appeal processes and cost issues
  • Alternative dispute resolution and arbitration
  • Developments and future outlook for dispute resolution in Thailand

Each section offers practical guidance on navigating Thailand’s litigation landscape, providing useful context for international businesses and legal practitioners involved in dispute resolution matters.

Chambers and Partners’ Global Practice Guides deliver expert commentary on key practice areas across jurisdictions, allowing readers to compare legislation, procedures, and practical considerations relevant to business operations.

The full Litigation 2026 guide—including the Thailand chapter—is available free of charge on the Chambers and Partners website.

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