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April 19, 2022

Tilleke & Gibbins among Best in ABLJ Thailand Law Firm Awards 2022

Asia Business Law Journal (ABLJ) recently announced the winners of their first Thailand Law Firm Awards, and Tilleke & Gibbins earned accolades across a wide range of legal practice categories.

The Thailand Law Firm Awards recognize the top four law firms across 23 practice areas, plus a separate category for the best overall law firms. Tilleke & Gibbins was named in a total of nine categories:

  • Best Overall Law Firms
  • Aviation
  • Competition & Antitrust
  • Data Compliance
  • Energy
  • IP Enforcement
  • Labor & Employment
  • Shipping & Maritime
  • Technology, Media & Telecoms

ABLJ is a bimonthly magazine focusing on the legal and regulatory environment in major jurisdictions across Asia. Through its research into the pressing legal issues facing business and legal practice in the region, ABLJ seeks to provide in-house counsel with the necessary information and analysis to implement effective legal solutions.

For more information on the Thailand Law Firm Awards, please see the ABLJ website.

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