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February 23, 2012

Chusert Supasitthumrong Wins ILO Client Choice Award for Employment and Labor

International Law Office

International Law Office (ILO), an online resource providing legal updates for corporate counsel, today announced that Tilleke & Gibbins attorney Chusert Supasitthumrong has won an ILO Client Choice Award 2012 for Employment and Labor. The award, based strictly on nominations and assessments from corporate counsel, recognizes excellence in client care and quality of legal service, focusing on how practitioners add real value to their clients’ businesses.

As a litigator in the firm’s dispute resolution group, Chusert represents leading multinational corporations in a wide range of contentious employment and labor issues, from strikes to layoffs to contested for-cause terminations. Chusert was the only attorney in Thailand to win an award in this category, and one of just four lawyers in Asia whose employment and labor expertise was singled out.

For more information on the ILO Client Choice Awards 2012, please visit the ILO website.

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