Thailand
Partner Douglas Mancill of Deacons (Price Sanond Prabhas & Wynne Limited) explains why the Thai government’s poor track record in arbitrated disputes, and its recent efforts to even the score, may go against international trends and potentially dampen commercial activity and investment.
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