Surin
Computer Crime Act Lawyer in Surin — Online Defamation, False Information & Cybercrime
Cases under Thailand's Computer Crime Act range from posting defamatory or false content online and unauthorised system access to distributing illegal material. We act for both complainants seeking to prosecute and the accused mounting a defence, with a focus on capturing digital evidence correctly.
Scope of Computer Crime Act lawyer work in Surin
- Defamation and false-information cases on social media/online
- Unauthorised access to systems or data (hacking)
- Prosecuting for complainants and defending the accused
- Capturing and authenticating digital evidence (screenshots, links, IP logs)
- Content takedown requests and parallel civil damages claims
Process
- 1Preserve digital evidence immediately before it's deleted (screenshots, links, timestamps)
- 2Assess which offences apply and the right strategy
- 3File a complaint/charge or claim, or prepare the defence
- 4Negotiate, settle, or litigate to conclusion
Documents to prepare
- •Screenshots/links/URLs of the relevant content
- •Account details and the time the incident occurred
- •ID card and details of the complainant/accused
- •Evidence of any harm suffered (if available)
About our team in Surin
Surin is known for elephants and silk, with the Chong Chom border crossing to Cambodia. We handle the full range of cases, including land, inheritance, and border-trade matters.
Our Isan team understands the lower-Northeast context and offers Thai-English-Chinese service for clients and border traders.
Courts we appear at in Surin
- •Surin Provincial Court
- •Surin Juvenile and Family Court
- •Region 3 Labor Court (Nakhon Ratchasima)
Surin, Prasat, Sikhoraphum, Rattanaburi, and nearby districts
Contact our Surin attorneys
We serve clients across Thailand. Initial consultation.
Frequently asked questions — Computer Crime Act lawyer in Surin
5 questions answered
Preserve evidence immediately (screenshots with links and timestamps), then talk to us. You may pursue defamation and Computer Crime Act offences, claim damages, and request takedown of the content.
Do not give statements or sign anything before consulting a lawyer. We examine the elements of the offence, intent, and the context of the post to build the right defence or negotiation.
Yes, if captured and authenticated properly. The integrity and source of digital evidence matter greatly; we help preserve and certify it so it carries weight in court.
No — initial phone, LINE, and email consultations are free so you can assess your case before any commitment. Call +66 92 254 2045.
Fees depend on case type, complexity, and estimated timeline. We provide a written quote before any engagement begins — no hidden fees.