Why this firm
The lawyer you meet is the lawyer who appears in court.
Seven people — four lawyers, two accountants and auditors, one client coordinator — running the systems of a much larger firm. Your matter is never handed down to someone you have not met.
Before you hand a matter to any firm there are only a few things worth knowing: who will actually do the work, how it will be done, how you will hear what is happening, and whether a matter like yours is one the firm takes. This page answers those in order.
What you get
How working with the firm goes
Direct access
You deal with the lawyer who runs the case.
The lawyer who reads your documents at the first meeting is the one who drafts the pleading and stands up in court, so you never have to explain the matter again from the beginning, or wait for it to be passed on to someone else.
Decisions the same day
A limitation period does not wait for a committee.
We can hear a matter, tell you whether we take it, agree the scope and start work within a single day. That counts for most in exactly the matters where little time is left.
One team, the whole problem
Law, accounting and immigration at the same table.
A work permit needs a properly registered company behind it. A shareholder dispute ends in a set of accounts. Here the legal and the accounting side sit in one office and can speak to each other directly, so you are not briefing two firms that never do.
Who works on your matter
Four roles on every file
Small does not mean one person carrying everything. Each matter is staffed, and you are told at the first meeting who holds which part.
Lead lawyer
Named on your matter from the first meeting to judgment. Drafts the pleadings, appears at every hearing, and makes the tactical decisions with you.
The lawyer team
The other lawyers in the firm read every pleading before it is filed, and any of them can appear in place of the lead when two hearings fall on the same day. Your case does not stop because one lawyer is in another court.
Accountant and auditor
Joins the file when the matter turns on figures — financial statements, tax exposure, valuation of assets in dispute.
Client coordinator
Sends the progress updates, books the appointments and chases the documents, so the lawyers spend their time on the case itself.
Meet the whole team
Before you decide
The kinds of matter the firm takes
Almost everyone who contacts us asks the same thing first: is a matter like mine one you handle? The areas below are what the firm takes on. Where a matter crosses several of them, it still stays with one team from start to finish.
- First consultation
- An initial assessment of the matter
- Who holds your matter
- Named at the first meeting
- Court levels
- First instance through to the Supreme Court
- Under one roof
- Lawyers, accountants and a certified auditor
Areas the firm takes on
Civil litigation
Contracts, property, tort and debt recovery.
Criminal litigation
Defence and private prosecution.
Labour disputes
Dismissal, compensation and labour court proceedings.
Consumer cases
Including e-filing consumer claims.
Administrative cases
Disputes with state agencies.
Bankruptcy and rehabilitation
Insolvency and business rehabilitation.
Intellectual property
Trademark, patent and trade secret matters.
Family and succession
Divorce, marital property, custody, wills and estates.
Real estate
Pre-purchase checks, transfer of title, leases and land disputes.
Behind the scenes
A case management system built in-house
The usual complaint about a small practice is that nobody answers and nobody knows where the case stands. The firm addressed that by building its own case management system, CommitLex, and running every matter on it.
Every document in one place
Pleadings, evidence and correspondence indexed and retrievable in one place, not scattered across chat apps and filing drawers.
Limitation periods calculated automatically
The deadline that ends a case before it starts is tracked by the system, not by memory.
Hearing dates tracked centrally
Court dates and deadlines held in one calendar, with reminders, across all four lawyers.
A status portal for clients
Check the status of your own matter at any time, without waiting for a call back.
www.commitlex.com
We publish what we do and how we do it — never outcomes. Thai professional conduct rules limit what a law firm may advertise, and no honest lawyer promises a result. Ask about your own matter and we will tell you what is realistic.
Get in touch
Initial consultation
Tell us what you are dealing with. We will say plainly whether it is something we handle, what it involves, and what it costs.