Pricing reflects typical scopes: a short review and written advice, project-based document drafting, and monthly advisory options for companies with ongoing needs. Exact fees depend on complexity and required work.
A 30-minute introductory call to identify primary issues and recommended next steps. Not a substitute for formal written advice.
Fixed-fee review of one contract or policy with a written summary of key risks and suggested revisions appropriate for IT businesses in Thailand.
Structured engagement for drafting, negotiation support, privacy assessments or ongoing advisory services. Scope and fee are set based on requirements and workload.
notaryoify provides targeted legal support for companies and teams operating in the IT sector in Thailand. Our informational materials describe common legal needs for software developers, startups, SaaS providers, and technology vendors: contract drafting and review (licensing agreements, service level agreements, subcontractor contracts), protection of intellectual property (copyright, activity secrets, software licensing strategies), data protection and privacy compliance tailored to Thai law and cross-border flows, and regulatory assessment for tech services. We discuss practical steps for mitigating contractual risk, structuring commercial relationships, and conducting legal due diligence prior to commitment or partnership. The content outlines employment and contractor arrangements commonly used in IT projects, including non-disclosure and invention assignment clauses, and highlights options for dispute resolution such as negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. Information is presented in a neutral, factual manner to help technology professionals identify topics for further consultation with a qualified lawyer. For inquiries about services or clarifications on specific points, contact notaryoify at the address or phone number listed on this site; materials do not substitute for bespoke legal advice and should be used as a starting reference.
Guidance on drafting and reviewing software licenses, SaaS terms, vendor agreements, and procurement contracts to reduce ambiguity and allocate responsibilities.
Practical overview of protecting software, source code, activity, and activity secrets, and structuring IP ownership in developer and contractor arrangements.
Summaries of Thai data protection considerations, cross-border transfer approaches, privacy notices, and steps to align processing activities with regulatory expectations.
Legal reference for IT teams in Thailand
Concise materials on contracts, IP, data protection and compliance designed to help IT professionals identify legal risks and next steps for tailored advice.
Clear checklists for common contract terms
Overview of IP and data protection issues
Pointers for cross-border and regulatory matters