Something happened in Thailand, and you are back home.
Accidents, theft, consumer and medical disputes, and harassment from someone in Thailand: we pursue it for you remotely, starting with a fixed fee for the first stage.
Start your matterYou left Thailand, but the problem didn’t.
- You were injured in an accident in Thailand and want compensation from the party at fault.
- You were robbed, and the police report or recovery needs following up.
- You were overcharged, or a product or service you paid for in Thailand was faulty.
- You had treatment in Thailand and have a dispute over the bill or the outcome.
- Someone in Thailand is harassing, threatening or extorting you, or has shared private images of you.
- You are an insurer or assistance company that has paid a claim and wants to recover it.
If someone is in danger, detained or in hospital now, go to Urgent help.
A fixed first stage, then a decision.
Clients often want to know the cost of the first step before committing to more. Each package below starts with a defined first stage and a fee agreed in advance.
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Accident and injury claims
Compensation from the party at fault.
- Includes
- A review of the evidence and limitation dates, a claim and demand from our legal team, negotiation, and proceedings if needed.
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Consumer and medical disputes
Billing, faulty goods and treatment outcomes.
- Includes
- Review, a demand, coordination with your insurer, and consumer proceedings where they fit.
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Theft follow-up
After a police report.
- Includes
- Follow-up of the report and of any recovery, and a written update on where things stand.
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Harassment and extortion from Thailand
When you live abroad and the person is in Thailand.
- Includes
- Identifying the right police jurisdiction, preparing the complaint, support with the first report, follow-up with the investigating officer, and protection against a counter-complaint.
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Recovery for insurers
For travel insurers, assistance companies and claims handlers.
- Includes
- Recovery from Thai at-fault parties after you have paid the claim. See also the Professionals Desk.
How stages are quoted is explained on Fees & process.
One contact while you are at home.
- Your case managerYour single point of contact: gathering evidence from you, coordinating and reporting in writing.
- Our legal teamLicensed Thai lawyers: claims, demands, police complaints and proceedings.
For each matter we assign the lawyer or specialist best suited to your needs. The responsible lawyer and their credentials are named in your engagement letter. Who you work with
Claims after an incident in Thailand: why speed matters.
- How long do I have to claim for an injury?
- Tort claims must be filed within 1 year of the victim knowing of the injury and who is liable, and no later than 10 years after the event (Civil and Commercial Code s.448).
- Can my insurer recover what it paid?
- An insurer that has paid the claim steps into the insured’s rights against the at-fault party (Civil and Commercial Code s.880).
- Is there a simpler route for consumer claims?
- Consumer and medical claims can use the Consumer Case Procedure Act, which simplifies proceedings and exempts consumers from most court fees.
- Is online harassment from Thailand a crime there?
- Thailand’s Computer Crime Act and Criminal Code cover acts such as threats, extortion and sharing private images. The exact charges depend on the facts and are subject to applicable rules.
Frequently asked questions
I was injured in Thailand months ago. Is it too late?
Perhaps not, but act now. Injury claims must generally be filed within 1 year of knowing of the injury and who is liable. Tell us the date of the incident in your message.
Can I make a police complaint in Thailand while living abroad?
Our legal team identifies the right police jurisdiction, prepares the complaint and supports the first report, then follows up with the investigating officer. What can be done without you present depends on the case, subject to applicable rules and regulations.
Do I have to pay court fees for a consumer claim?
Consumer and medical claims can use the Consumer Case Procedure Act, which exempts consumers from most court fees. Our legal fees are agreed separately, in advance.
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Tell us what happened.
Start with the date, the place and the names of the other parties, for our conflict check. Please don’t send medical records or photos until we confirm we can act.