Founder and Managing Director · Legal Consultant
Defamation, Online Communication, and Reputation Protection
A legal consultant who places weight on careful analysis of the facts, the digital evidence, and the legal strategy before proposing a course of action in defamation and reputation protection matters — for injured parties, accused persons, businesses, executives, and the media.
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Key facts
Eksiam Chaisorn, legal consultant and founder of Eksiam & Partners Co., Ltd., analyzes defamation cases in three dimensions: the elements of the offense under the Criminal Code, Sections 326 to 333; the financial loss used to calculate compensation; and the impact on the reputation of the business, the brand, and relationships with customers and business partners.
Eksiam Chaisorn has studied several specialized fields of law — criminal law and criminal justice, financial and tax law, international law, and international trade law — alongside accounting, finance, and business administration.
This multidisciplinary foundation allows defamation cases and reputational harm to be analyzed from the legal, the business, and the communication perspective, without leaving any of them out of the thinking process.
The website eksiamdefamationlaw.com was created as a source of knowledge and services on defamation, online defamation, and reputation protection, under Eksiam & Partners Co., Ltd.
Analysis of the elements of the offense under the Criminal Code, Sections 326–333, and of proceedings at the inquiry stage and at trial
Assessment of the financial loss caused by damage to reputation, and calculation of compensation on a sound academic basis
Understanding how a defamation case affects the reputation of a business, its brand, and its relationships with customers and business partners
Eksiam Chaisorn studied at master's level in the Master of Laws (LL.M.) programs in Criminal Law and Criminal Justice at the Graduate School of Law, National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA); in Financial and Tax Law and in International Law (International Investment Law) at the Faculty of Law, Chulalongkorn University; and in International Trade Law at the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University.
National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) · Graduate School of Law
Advanced Criminal Law · Advanced Law of Evidence · Theory and Principles of Criminal Procedure · Advanced Contract and Tort Law · Information Technology Law
Chulalongkorn University · Faculty of Law
Advanced Business Organization Law · Advanced International Tax Law · Advanced Bankruptcy and Business Reorganization Law · Insurance Law and Regulation
Chulalongkorn University · Faculty of Law
International Investment Law · Advanced Negotiation and Contract Drafting · Advanced International Contract Law · Advanced Anti-Money Laundering Law
Thammasat University · Faculty of Law
International Sale of Goods · International Business Law · Intellectual Property Law Problems · International Finance and Banking Problems
Ramkhamhaeng University · Faculty of Business Administration
Marketing Management · Business Strategy · Consumer Behavior · Digital Marketing
Ramkhamhaeng University · Faculty of Law and Faculty of Business Administration
Advice and casework across several fields of law, including criminal law, civil and commercial law, tax law, and international law.
Preventive planning, and litigation in civil, criminal, tax, family, and international commercial matters, before both the courts of general jurisdiction and the specialized courts.
Speaker on specialist topics such as transfer pricing, M&A tax, international tax, and the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), for government agencies, professional associations, and private organizations.
Member of the Thai Bar Under the Royal Patronage (Institute of Legal Education of the Thai Bar)
Eksiam Chaisorn's defamation work covers case assessment, criminal and civil actions, defense, letters demanding removal of a statement and an apology, online defamation, digital evidence, offenses under the Computer-related Crime Act, and protection of the reputation of businesses and executives.
The service and article pages linked above are currently in Thai.
So that you see the full picture of your options — not just a short answer of “you can sue” or “you cannot sue.”
Before advising on a defamation case, Eksiam Chaisorn works through seven steps: the facts; the wording and its context; the digital evidence; the elements of the offense under the Criminal Code, Sections 326 to 333; civil liability under the Civil and Commercial Code, Sections 420 and 423; and finally the available options and their long-term effect on reputation.
We begin by listening to the account, the concerns, and the outcome that the person seeking advice actually wants to achieve.
Analysis of the wording at issue, the context of the communication, and the people who received the statement.
Review of screenshots, links, chats, video clips, file metadata, and the integrity of evidence that may be adduced in court.
Consideration under the Criminal Code, Sections 326–333, including the grounds of exemption from the offense under Section 329 and proof of truth under Section 330.
Under the Civil and Commercial Code, Sections 420 and 423, including calculation of the damage to reputation.
Presenting options such as negotiation, a letter demanding removal of the post, lodging a criminal complaint, filing a lawsuit, defending the case, correcting the statement, or apologizing.
Not limited to the outcome of the case today, but also the image of the person seeking advice and of the organization going forward.
Every option has its own timing. Good advice helps you see the timing of each option before you make a considered decision.
The standards Eksiam Chaisorn applies in defamation work are accurate citation of the Criminal Code, Sections 326 to 333, the Civil and Commercial Code, Sections 420 and 423, and the Computer-related Crime Act, Section 14; protection of client confidentiality; and a clear statement of the scope of work and the fees before work begins.
Direct expertise in defamation and reputation protection — accurate application of the Criminal Code, Sections 326–333, the Civil and Commercial Code, Sections 420 and 423, and the Computer-related Crime Act, Section 14
Legal practice since 2000 — preventive planning and litigation before both the courts of general jurisdiction and the specialized courts, covering criminal, civil, and commercial cases
Understanding of both the law and the impact on reputation — a background in accounting, finance, and business administration (MBA) makes it possible to see a case in its real business context, not only in terms of legal rules
Clear communication without complex legal jargon — clear explanations of what should be done, why, and what risks there are to your reputation and to the case
Work in both Thai and English — documents and communication in both languages, for individuals, businesses, and organizations
Work assessed and costs stated in advance — the scope of work and the fees are always made clear before any work begins
Strict confidentiality — bound in every respect by the duty of confidentiality to clients and by professional ethics
Combining law with an understanding of people — an immediate response may escalate the matter, while staying silent may reinforce a false statement, so every option must be timed appropriately
The advisory team
This page introduces Eksiam Chaisorn as the legal consultant who advises clients directly. Eksiam & Partners Co., Ltd. also has a team of legal consultants and experienced lawyers who support the work in each area, while the strategic analysis and principal advice continue to go through the firm's legal consultant.
Start with a Systematic Assessment of Your Matter
Send us the initial details so that the team can consider the course of action that fits your facts and evidence before you decide how to proceed.
Tel. · +66 81 654 5922 · contact@eksiamlegal.com · Consult via LINE
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Whichever side of a defamation case you are on, we are ready to listen and help you assess your options
If a post, review, or message has damaged your reputation or your business’s, preserve the evidence before the statement is edited or deleted, and note that a criminal complaint for defamation must be lodged within three months from the date you learned of the offense and of the identity of the offender.
☎ Call 081 654 5922If you have received a summons or a formal notice, or are concerned that something you have already posted could become a case, reviewing the facts and the evidence before you give a statement or negotiate will let you see all of your options.
☎ Call 081 654 5922Send the details of your matter directly by email. You may attach supporting documents; there is no form to fill in.
contact@eksiamlegal.comMonday–Friday 09:00–18:00 · Your information is kept confidential
Full profile of Eksiam Chaisorn — background, education, and professional roles: eksiamlegal.com/about-en.html