Supreme Court Reviews Law on Disparaging Trademarks

October 4, 2016

Case involves around rock band that want to trademark its name The U.S Supreme Court on Thursday decided to review the federal law that bars registration of disparaging trademarks reports the Washington Post. The justices announced that they will consider whether part of the 1946 Lanham Trademark Act violates the First Amendment in the case […]

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Thailand’s new 3D Printer Regulation Hits Importers

September 13, 2016

Importers fear regulation of 3D printers may affect Thailand in the competitive field BangkokPost reports a new import regulation on 3D printers has been passed by the Commerce Ministry of Thailand which requires imports of 3D printers to fall under the already existing import-related regulations. This regulation did not bode well with 3D manufacturers around Thailand […]

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Law makes Electrical Certification Mandatory in Thailand

September 13, 2016

New law requires certification of electricians by October 2016 Kunini reports that under the 2014 Skill Development Promotion Act, all building electricians will be required to obtain proper certification by the Department of Skill Development (DSD) prior to employment. According to the report, more than a thousand electricians have already been certified by the DSD […]

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Vaccines Linked to Cancer

September 12, 2016

Reports indicate that vaccines may contain cancer causing agents Recent findings by scientist Dr. Anthony Samsel indicate that commercially available vaccines have a chemical compound Glyphosphate, a component of herbicides that have been found to cause cancer in animals. Samsel conducted tests of several pharmaceutical vaccines  such as Merck and GlaxoSmithKline and shockingly found substantial […]

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Clinton Vs Trump- Khaosan Road Answers

September 9, 2016

ThaiLawForum took to the streets of Khaosan to find out people’s opinions on the U.S presidential campaign There is much debate, not only among Americans, but also among the rest of the world on who will win the upcoming U.S Presidential candidacy 2016- Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. Siam Trademark Attorneys in Thailand specialize in […]

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China Prohibits Sale of Endangered Species for Food But Allows Breeding

July 6, 2016

China passed animal protection law for endangered species but allows for captive breeding and public performances. China has recently passed a ‘new wild animal protection law’ which prohibits the sale of food made from endangered wildlife but allows for other products to be derived from them, including for traditional Chinese medicine practices, where for example, […]

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AT&T Sued for Using “Thank You” in Advertisement

June 17, 2016

Citigroup suing AT&T claiming to own trademark on “THANKYOU”   Banking giant Citigroup is suing technology company AT&T for apparently stealing their trademark of “Thank You” by using the phrases “thanks” and “AT&T THANKS” for its Universal Card campaign.   According to Citibank’s federal lawsuit which was lodged on Friday June 10, AT&T should be […]

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Is Urban Farming a New Viable Business in Thailand?

March 17, 2016

The Novotel Hotel in Siam has a big green secret. High up on the roof where you are unlikely ever to go, is a farm. Yes, a farm. EnerGaia have taken over the rooftop to grow spirulina, a nutrient dense “superfood” that grows at an extraordinary rate in bright sunlight. Chaninat and Leeds are highly […]

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Scalia and the Supreme Court: Interview with Kermit Roosevelt

March 2, 2016

Chatter continues surrounding the unexpected death of Justice Scalia. What does this mean for the Supreme Court? Are the murder rumors just conspiracy theories…or something more? Will Obama be allowed to appoint a new judge, or will the Republicans block this? Answering some of these questions is Kermit Roosevelt. Law professor of the University of […]

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New Gun Carry Law Leads to Resignation of University of Texas Dean

March 2, 2016

A dean at the University of Texas is standing down from his post in protest over a new state law which will permits students to carry concealed handguns on campus. Dean Frederick Steiner says the policy is inappropriate and does not “make logical sense.” He said: “I grew up believing there was an appropriate place […]

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