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A dangerous misconception persists in business and media circles: that using the word “alleged” when reporting an accusation provides a safe harbour from defamation claims. In Thailand, this assumption is not only incorrect but can also lead to severe civil
Navigating criminal defamation in Thailand demands a clear understanding of evidentiary rules. This article explores the legal framework under Penal Code Sections 326–328, the role of preliminary hearings, and the admissibility of electronic evidence. Learn how Thai courts, guided by Supreme Court rulings, filter weak claims and protect defendants through defenses like truth and fair comment. Formichella & Sritawat’s expert litigators offer insights to safeguard your reputation in complex defamation cases. Contact us for tailored legal guidance. … Read More
Defamation is something that almost everyone could encounter in Thailand. In this regard, many defamation cases are prosecuted and litigated yearly in Thailand. Indeed, legal commenters regularly comment (and opine) that defamation lawsuits are often intended as a form of strike suits or lawfare. … Read More
