On 23 May 2026, Capital Law participated in a pro bono legal clinic held as part of the 11th Specialized Volunteer Medical Unit Project in Honour of His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen in Saraburi.
The event was held at the Saraburi Provincial Government Center and Saraburi Hospital from 22 to 24 May 2026, bringing together medical professionals, public sector organisations, private sector partners, and volunteers to provide healthcare and related support services to the public.
As part of the legal clinic, Capital Law, led by Senior Partner Paradorn Leosakul and Partner Sarocha Thongperm, joined the Saraburi Provincial Public Prosecutor’s Office in providing free legal advice to members of the public. The firm also shared practical legal knowledge in two sessions: “Living Will” and “Debt and Inheritance: Everyday Legal Issues You Should Know”.
The Living Will session introduced the public to the right to make a written declaration concerning medical treatment at the final stage of life, while the Debt and Inheritance session covered key issues relating to lawful debts, common debt-related contracts, inheritance, wills, and estate administration.
As part of the legal clinic, Capital Law, led by Senior Partner Paradorn Leosakul and Partner Sarocha Thongperm, joined the Saraburi Provincial Public Prosecutor’s Office in providing free legal advice to members of the public. The firm also shared practical legal knowledge in two sessions: “Living Will” and “Debt and Inheritance: Everyday Legal Issues You Should Know”.
The Living Will session introduced the public to the right to make a written declaration concerning medical treatment at the final stage of life, while the Debt and Inheritance session covered key issues relating to lawful debts, common debt-related contracts, inheritance, wills, and estate administration.
“Pro bono work gives us an opportunity to share our legal knowledge in a practical way to support the community. We were pleased to be part of this meaningful initiative and to contribute to making legal information more accessible to the public” said Sarocha Thongperm, Partner of Capital Law.
Capital Law is grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this meaningful initiative and to work alongside the Saraburi Provincial Public Prosecutor’s Office and other participating organisations. The firm remains committed to supporting pro bono activities that promote access to legal knowledge and practical legal assistance for the community.
