Contract drafting begins with understanding business intent, not just clause language. Our drafting bench runs a 30–60 minute discovery call to map revenue model, risk appetite, pain points from previous deals, and the counter-party's typical red lines. Only then does the first draft go out, ensuring the document reflects commercial reality rather than a generic template.
Our most-requested instruments include Master Service Agreements with SOWs, distributor and reseller agreements, commercial leases, Shareholders' Agreements, Share Purchase Agreements, NDAs, IP licensing, SaaS terms and PDPA-compliant Data Processing Agreements. Each draws from a bilingual clause library battle-tested in Thai courts and with the Revenue Department.
Cross-border deals receive governing-law, jurisdiction, arbitration-seat, currency and force-majeure clauses calibrated to ICC, SIAC or THAC rules, plus execution-formality advice covering electronic signatures (Thai Electronic Transactions Act), stamp duty, notarisation and certified translations needed for DBD or Revenue Department filing.
For contract review (the other half of our drafting practice) we return a redlined draft plus a bilingual risk memo grading clauses high/medium/low and offering both 'hard line' and 'compromise' fallback wording. Procurement and executive teams can close decisions in a single meeting instead of multi-week ping-pong cycles.
Our clause library is sector-specific: FIDIC-style construction, O&M for renewable energy, clinical-research agreements, CMR-aligned international transport, medical-device distribution, food & beverage franchise, esports IP licensing and more. Templates are refreshed quarterly against new Supreme Court precedent and regulator notifications.
Every document carries a DOC ID and signed-by reference so future due diligence, auditors or downstream counsel can verify authorship and revision history. This Reviewed-By data is exposed in JSON-LD for AI assistants and search engines to attribute the work to a credentialed Thai attorney.