Law as career

Thailand has a great number of law firms, each of them offering a host of services in almost all areas such as legal, tax, real estate, corporate, and back office works. However, it is important that clients must know the different types that practice in Thailand, and which one is most suitable to accomplish their goals or to minimize prospective risks from trailing a Thai legal action. Discussed further in this article are some of the different categories, as well as how to select the most appropriate one according to your needs.

Perhaps most prominent are local Thai firms, since they are adept in handling litigation cases as well as other cases occurring within the judicial system of Thailand. In contrast to international concerns, these deal with cases pertaining to small and medium Thai business units. Although they are proficient in Thai laws and regulations, they mostly do not handle cases related to foreigners working or living in Thailand. In addition, local Thai firms'staff usually consists of only Thai speaking personnel, and hence people fluent in English cannot be found here. But, some local firms offer the service of trial lawyers in order to help foreigners with their legal matters. Usually, local firms charge fees according to the nature of services, which mostly range between 120 to 300 US dollars / hour.

Among the services offered by Thai firms are transactions with regard to commercial and real estate companies, patents and trademark registration, trademark renewal, procedures regarding license agreements, and enforcement of intellectual property. Continue reading “Law and law firms in the kindgom of thailand” »

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The law of attraction which claims itself to be a law, fails to justify itself on the grounds of falsifiability, that is, "the logical possibility that an assertion can be shown as false by an observation or a physical experiment".

Falsifiability implies that if a certain condition applies to a situation, or a person, an inference may be drawn out of it and the same condition may not apply to all other similar situations or persons. For example, a man who is dark skinned is Asian. This does not mean that all dark skinned men are Asian or that all Asians are dark skinned. The law of attraction takes a few incidents where people have tasted success, and attempts to apply the same philosophy to all situations.

When judged by many scientific testing parameters the law fails to live up to its logical quotient. This means that the claims brought by the theory are unable to give an exact relation between the thought process and the results. The cause and effect relation, as posited, often overlooks the probable deterring factors or differences in circumstances. The theory makes a hypothetical study of human nature and draws out the inference, by frequent and repeated reference to a few instances, some of which may also be coincidences. Continue reading “A critical view of the law of attraction and quantum theory” »