Design Protection for Quiet Luxury: A Challenging Combat Against Copycats Online in Thailand

In today’s global marketplace, quiet luxury has emerged as a defining trend. Characterized by understated elegance, logo-free aesthetics, and an emphasis on craftsmanship and minimalism, it resonates strongly with modern consumers who value substance over show. Thailand is no exception. Increasingly, Thai consumers are drawn to products that embody timeless sophistication rather than flashy branding. [...]

By | October 16th, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

Legal Relationship: A Common Misconception in Legal Disputes

In both civil cases or contractual disputes, it is common to observe that one party will often attempt to bring “every person involved” into the lawsuit with the intent to make them jointly liable in the matter. However, the law does not impose liability merely because someone happens to be “connected” to the transaction or [...]

By | September 24th, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

BLACK & WHITE VS. COLOUR TRADEMARKS: A SIMPLE CHOICE THAT CAN MAKE OR BREAK YOUR BRAND PROTECTION

As more brand owners focus on visual identity through color, one question often comes up: “Should we file our trademark in color or in black-and-white in Thailand?” While color can make a brand more recognizable, there are important legal points under Thai trademark law that brand owners should understand before deciding.   Filing in Black-and-White [...]

By | August 5th, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

Litigation Options in Thai Dispute Resolution Matters

In the context of the Thai courts, when parties find themselves in a legal dispute, they have the option to choose between arbitration and mediation as methods of resolving the conflict. These alternative dispute resolution methods are commonly used in the Thai judicial system to help expedite the resolution process and save time and resources [...]

By | June 19th, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

ONLINE TAKEDOWN ISSUES IN THAILAND

Types of Online IP Infringement With the rapid appeal of convenience and simplicity in the continued rise in online shopping, more consumers are opting to purchase goods online more than ever before rather than to visit the physical stores. However, this shift comes with both benefits and drawbacks. Easier access to online markets has also [...]

By | June 12th, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

RWT – AN EXAMINATION OF THE MADRID PROTOCOL ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

Understanding the Madrid Protocol advantages and disadvantages is essential for any brand owner seeking international trademark protection. At RWT, we examine how this global registration system works, its strategic benefits, and the limitations that applicants in Thailand and elsewhere should consider before choosing this route. How can you move forward to protect your Trademark? What [...]

By | May 28th, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

Music Copyright in Thailand: World IP Day 2025 Highlights Legal Insights

Music copyright in Thailand continues to play a vital role in protecting the creative and commercial interests of artists, producers, and businesses. On World Intellectual Property Day 2025, RWT reflects on the evolving legal landscape of music rights and emphasizes the importance of clearly defined ownership and royalty structures under Thai copyright law. World Intellectual [...]

By | April 25th, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

Mediation as a Solution to Copyright Infringement Disputes.

Mediation for copyright infringement has emerged as an effective and increasingly preferred alternative to litigation in Thailand, particularly in the software industry. RWT recently succeeded in settling a dispute through the IP&IT Court’s mediation program, marking a progressive move toward more efficient and collaborative IP enforcement. Mediation as a Solution to Copyright Infringement Disputes. A Case [...]

By | April 3rd, 2025|Legal insight|0 Comments

First Action Fast Track Program

Following a thorough examination by officials this past year, it was concluded that the DIP system being used at the time was inadequate for the larger volume of recordals being submitted and the process was found to be inadequate for a timely process. As a result, the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) immediately took action [...]

By | August 21st, 2024|Legal insight|0 Comments

An introduction to the Personal Data Protection Act, B.E. 2562 (PDPA)

In Thailand, the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) is a critical and relevant law that has basically gone unnoticed although it directly or indirectly is part of everyones life here in Thailand. This includes an individual’s personal data along with all businesses from a small startup all the way up to the largest companies due [...]

By | May 3rd, 2024|Legal insight|0 Comments