Thai/english Lawyer

[woralak]

Hi to all,can anyone recommend a lawyer that is English spoken and conversant with Thai law regarding building/contractors etc,i would like some advice,also how much it would cost for the advice and what would the charge be if i needed to take matters any futher.

Many thanks for any replies.

[villagefarang]

Seems to me someone has asked this question before. Here are four quick TV Chiang Rai links that you should look at first. I'm sure there are more. If they can't give you what you are looking for try starting another 'series topic', which is all the rage these days. For example Thai/english Lawyer Part 2, 3, 4, etc.

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[woralak]

Seems to me someone has asked this question before. Here are four quick TV Chiang Rai links that you should look at first. I'm sure there are more. If they can't give you what you are looking for try starting another 'series topic', which is all the rage these days. For example Thai/english Lawyer Part 2, 3, 4, etc.

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A BIG thanks for the info.

[sceadugenga]

Even if it was offered in a snarly curmudgeonly way...

[villagefarang]

Even if it was offered in a snarly curmudgeonly way...

Brusque and dismissive maybe but snarly and curmudgeonly? Well okay, maybe.

[woralak]

Even if it was offered in a snarly curmudgeonly way...

Brusque and dismissive maybe but snarly and curmudgeonly? Well okay, maybe.

But the thing is i did not take it that way,thanks again.

Edited March 30, 2010 by woralak

[villagefarang]

Sorry woralak, just a little friendly banter between friends. Nothing to worry about. Glad you took it the right way.

Even if it was offered in a snarly curmudgeonly way...

Brusque and dismissive maybe but snarly and curmudgeonly? Well okay, maybe.

But the thing is i did not take it that way,thanks again.

Sorry woralak, just a little friendly banter between friends (VF & Scea). Nothing to worry about. Glad you took it the right way.