IAS Advisory has been ranked in the highly prestigious client guide Chambers’ Asia-Pacific 2026 for the strength of its capabilities in Real Estate, Dispute Resolution, and Corporate/M&A, led respectively by firm co-founders Mr Ittinant Suwanjutha, Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul, and Ms Siripen Kulworakulpitak.
On top of its teams’ success, Ittinant, Anuwat and Siripen have each been singled out for their own individual performances and appear in Chambers’ renowned “Ranked Lawyer” listings.
Firms and individual practitioners often take years to attain “Ranked in Chambers” status. It is considered to be one of the legal industry’s definitive marks of excellence, as law firms and lawyers who achieve it must consistently stand out as one of the best in their field.
Congratulations to all IAS Advisory staff for helping the firm receive such meaningful recognition. It’s a big compliment, as Chambers’ research process is one of the most rigorous and in-depth of any legal directory on the market.
The firm greatly looks forward to building on this success next year, as it continues its expansion with larger offices and an ever-growing team of top legal practitioners.
To view Chambers’ Asia-Pacific Guide 2026 and search its listings, click HERE.
When a loved one passes away, their estate is divided and distributed among the deceased’s heirs, typically children and grandchildren. Frequently, however, disputes arise due to the absence of a valid will or the existence of an unclear or ambiguous testament.
To prevent problems in future, it is essential to understand the legal procedures involved in drafting a will, the various types of will recognised by law, and the requirements necessary to ensure that the will is valid and enforceable.
Join the discussion with IAS Advisory co-founder Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul in an episode of the popular evening TV programme Home Economy, hosted by veteran news anchor, reporter and journalist Dr Wit Sittivaekin.
This episode premiered on Wednesday 19th November 2025 on Thai PBS, Thailand’s public broadcasting service. Disclaimer: all content is owned by Thai PBS. Visit the Thai PBS website HERE.
Note: this is the second episode of Home Economy’s recent two-part series on, firstly, inheritance without a will (which aired on Friday 14th November) and this episode, making a will and protecting against future complications. Watch the first episode HERE!
IAS Advisory co-founding partners Mr Ittinant Suwanjutha, Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul, and Ms Siripen Kulworakulpitak have all been included on Asia Business Law Journal (ABLJ)’s latest “A-List of Top Lawyers in Thailand.”
ABLJ is a well-known publication in Asia that aims to clarify the legal and regulatory environment in key jurisdictions. Its A-List is based on extensive independent research and impartial feedback.
To identify the top lawyers in Thailand, ABLJ turned to in-house counsel in Thailand and other countries around the world, to partners at international law firms, and to professionals at a wide range of Thai and global corporations. Nominations were also supported by insights from neutral secondary sources. As such, the A-List represents the combined observations and perspectives of those who are best placed to assess the performance of lawyers in Thailand.
Sincere thanks to ABLJ—it’s an honour to be on the A-List. That our work is recognised consistently year-on-year as being on a par with the country’s best lawyers demonstrates the skills and capabilities IAS Advisory has at its disposal.
ABLJ’s annual analysis also incorporates an editorial report and jurisdiction round-up for Thailand, which showcases the country’s leading practitioners and draws attention to their activities and impact over the last 12 months. Read it HERE.
When families lose a loved one, inheritance can sometimes become a source of conflict, leading to disputes over property. This is particularly true in cases where no will has been left or prior arrangements have not been made.
So, how can inheritance distribution be managed to prevent any rifts? What strategies can be used to reduce the likelihood of family disagreements? Also, what rights and entitlements should heirs be aware of to ensure a fair and smooth process?
Join the discussion with IAS Advisory co-founder Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul in an episode of the popular evening TV programme Home Economy, hosted by veteran news anchor, reporter and journalist Dr Wit Sittivaekin.
This episode premiered on Friday 14th November 2025 on Thai PBS, Thailand’s public broadcasting service. Disclaimer: all content is owned by Thai PBS. Visit the Thai PBS website HERE.
Last Friday (12th September 2025), IAS Advisory co-founding partner Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul was honoured to serve as a speaker at the prestigious “Lawyers Relationship Development Program – 1st Generation,” organised by Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC).
During this full-day session, Anuwat:
– Shared practical techniques and real-life experience in case management and cross-examination – Engaged with an audience of law firm partners, senior lawyers from government agencies, in-house counsel, and senior executives/co-founders from the business sector
He also led an interactive workshop, where participants:
– Practiced applying strategies and tactics to real-world situations – Gained tools to excel as part of a new generation of lawyers and business leaders
Anuwat would like to offer his sincere thanks to all organisers and participants and is proud to represent IAS Advisory in fostering the growth of future legal leaders.
IAS Advisory co-founding partner Ms Siripen Kulworakulpitak was pleased to contribute to Asia Business Law Journal (ABLJ)’s recent feature “Opportunity Knocks,” published on Tuesday 22nd July, about the Thai Cabinet’s decision to amend the Foreign Business Act (1999) (FBA).
The proposed reforms are intended to ease restrictions on foreign business ownership under the FBA and create a more open investment climate. Thailand’s Ministry of Commerce has also been instructed to revoke certain rules under the FBA deemed to have a negative impact on the country’s economic development.
While concerns have been raised over clarity, enforcement and fairness in respect of the amendments, there are doubts about the extent to which the government really intends to modernise the country’s investment framework, and questions remain about the opportunities that will actually be available.
For its feature, ABLJ engaged senior Thai lawyers and other experts to consider what the reforms mean for businesses in practice. Also, to discuss if real liberalisation is likely to follow. Siripen was supported in her work on this project by IAS Advisory senior associate and corporate/M&A specialist Ms Sukontharat Nobnom.
To find out more about Thailand’s recent efforts to ease restrictions on foreign business ownership under the FBA, and to read ABLJ’s full feature, click HERE.
IAS Advisory’s data privacy and personal data protection leaders Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul and Mr Piniti Chomsavas are looking forward to speaking as part of Privaon‘s upcoming data protection webinar this Wednesday 6th August 2025 from 12:00 to 13:00 (Bangkok time).
Privaon is a globally recognised company in the fields of privacy and data protection that offers both software and advisory services. Founded in 2014 and based in Espoo, Finland, its core services are “Data Protection Officer as a Service (DPOaaS)” and “DPO365″—a program for planning, managing, reporting and monitoring compliance.
Firm co-founder Anuwat and senior associate and data privacy expert Piniti are looking forward to sharing their insights into how EU data protection principles apply within Thailand and how GDPR can help power EU market trust.
For many, home ownership is one of life’s major milestones, signifying success, stability and independence. Yet, while a home is considered one of life’s necessities, actually buying one is rarely straightforward.
Whether it’s a condo unit or townhouse in the city, or a new build suburban property that reflects the buyer’s own unique vision and style, home ownership requires legally binding contracts and negotiations and a willingness to make one of life’s biggest financial commitments.
So, how do you improve your decision-making and reduce risk when making a property purchase? How do you safeguard your investment and avoid unforeseen issues that may be costly or complicated to resolve later on? How do you make the home ownership process as smooth and secure as possible? What are the need-to-knows before buying?
Join the discussion with IAS Advisory co-founder Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul in an episode of the popular evening TV programme Home Economy, hosted by veteran news anchor, reporter and journalist Dr Wit Sittivaekin.
This episode premiered on Tuesday 17th June 2025 on Thai PBS, Thailand’s public broadcasting service. Disclaimer: all content is owned by Thai PBS. Visit the Thai PBS website HERE.
IAS Advisory co-founder Mr Anuwat Ngamprasertkul made his latest appearance on national TV in Thailand in the first episode of the latest series of “Good Thinking, Good Society,” a popular news and current affairs programme on TNN2 (TrueVisions channel 784).
Anuwat appeared alongside Mr Surachai Chaiyarangkitrat, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Pcubed Thailand, to discuss local data protection laws and the importance of keeping your personal information private.
TNN2 is known in Thailand for presenting a variety of programmes, content, knowledge, and entertainment so that family members and general audiences can get the most out of news consumption. Watch TNN2 HERE.
Hosted by esteemed broadcaster and presenter Dr Denchai Akaradajdachachai, “Good Thinking, Good Society” airs every Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 10:30. This episode premiered on 15th June 2025. Disclaimer: all content is owned by TNN Thailand. Visit the TNN Thailand website HERE.