Co Founder and Managing Partner
Phenhnung Thabthimthong
- Attorney's licence no. 3540/2561
- Thai Barrister-at-Law, class of 74
- Notarial Services Attorney
- Phone065-145-5546
- Emailphenhnung.t@dapresolution.com
- OfficeBangkok
01About
Phenhnung Thabthimthong is a co-founder and managing partner of the firm, with nine years as lead advocate in court and in arbitration. Working in Thai and in English, he has handled disputes over major construction projects in both forums and acts for joint-venture and consortium clients. He represented a contractor in an English-language arbitration over a large project, winning the case and protecting the client from THB 2 billion in losses, and has conducted enforcement against a property developer to recover debts of more than THB 2 billion. He takes civil, criminal, insolvency, labour and administrative matters from pre-action negotiation to asset tracing and enforcement, alongside business advisory work and legal due diligence, and is a Thai Barrister-at-Law and a Notarial Services Attorney.
02Areas of focus
- Litigation and dispute resolution
- Construction disputes
- Arbitration, in Thai and English
- Asset tracing and enforcement
- Legal due diligence
- Business law and real estate
03Qualifications
Licence and qualifications
- Attorney's licence no. 3540/2561
- Thai Barrister-at-Law, class of 74
- Notarial Services Attorney
Education
- LL.B., Ramkhamhaeng University
- Institute of Legal Education of the Thai Bar, class of 74
Languages
- Thai
- English, used as advocate in arbitration
Articles by Phenhnung Thabthimthong
- LabourDismissed in a restructuring: with severance already paid, is there still a claimJuly 2026
- CivilCan a chat replace a loan agreement: LINE, Messenger and the three requirements that decide itJuly 2026
- LabourHow severance pay is calculated in Thailand: the statutory scale, the wage base, and the payments most often forgottenJuly 2026
- CivilRecovering an Unpaid Debt in Thailand: Limitation, Default Interest and EnforcementJuly 2026
- CorporateForeigners Setting Up a Company in Thailand: Real Limits and Workable RoutesJuly 2026
- Family and EstateThe Five Forms of Will Under Thai Law: Small Defects That Void a WillJuly 2026









