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Filing a Competition Complaint
How a business harmed by anti-competitive conduct can complain to the regulator.
Overview
This guide explains the filing a competition complaint in Thailand's legal system. Understanding each stage helps you know what to expect and how to protect your rights.
Process Timeline
Gather evidence
Document the conduct — pricing, refusals to deal, tender behaviour, or contract terms — and the harm suffered.
Submit to the OTCC
File a complaint with the Office of Trade Competition Commission, which can investigate and impose administrative sanctions.
Consider a civil claim
A party damaged by a violation may also bring a civil action for compensation within the limitation period.
Step-by-Step Guide
Risks & Considerations
Be aware of these important factors when navigating this process:
Insufficient evidence of an agreement or of dominance
Limitation period expiring on a civil damages claim
When Legal Representation is Essential
Navigating filing a competition complaint in Thailand is complex, especially for foreign nationals. Professional legal representation ensures your rights are protected at every stage and can significantly affect outcomes.
Anglo Siam Legal provides experienced representation in criminal matters for both Thai nationals and foreigners across Thailand.
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When Legal Representation Matters
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