Leaked Intimate Video? Being Blackmailed by an Ex-Partner? Don’t Rush to File a Police Report Yet! Lawyer Arm Shares Real Case Experience and Explains the Crucial Steps to Take Before It’s Too Late. 

In an era where smartphones can capture every moment of our lives with a single tap, cases involving leaked intimate videos and blackmail using private photos or videos have become increasingly common. Such cases are particularly prevalent among students, university students, and working adults in romantic relationships. Many individuals trust their partners enough to allow intimate photos or videos to be taken. However, when the relationship ends, what was once a private memory can become a tool for extortion, financial blackmail, or coercion to resume the relationship.

Drawing on extensive experience handling such cases, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri of Wongsakorn Law Firm has found that these incidents often cause devastating harm to victims, affecting not only their mental well-being but also their reputation, education, career, and family life. By sharing the following case as a cautionary example, he hopes to raise public awareness and help others avoid becoming victims of similar situations.

While in love, everything may seem ordinary. Yet once the relationship comes to an end, that is often when the real problems begin.

Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri explained that many of the cases he has handled begin in almost exactly the same way. While the couple is still in a relationship, both parties trust one another and willingly take or record intimate photos or videos, believing that such content will never become a problem.

However, once the relationship ends, some individuals turn those private images or videos into tools of blackmail, using them to threaten the other party, demand money, or coerce them into resuming the relationship. Such conduct is not only unethical but may also constitute multiple criminal offenses under the law.

What is particularly concerning is that many victims blame themselves for what happened. In reality, the person who uses, threatens to disclose, or distributes another person’s private images or videos without consent is the one who may be held legally responsible.

The Case of a 19-Year-Old: The Investigation Began with an X Account and Ultimately Led to an Arrest Warrant.

One of the cases handled by Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri involved a 19-year-old female university student whose former boyfriend unlawfully distributed her intimate video online without her consent.

The investigation began after the video was discovered on an X account (formerly Twitter). Investigators then traced the account to associated Instagram profiles and other online platforms, connecting relevant digital evidence until the individuals involved could be identified.

Following the collection of evidence and close coordination with the police, the case ultimately resulted in the issuance of an arrest warrant for the suspect. Authorities are currently continuing their investigation to locate two additional individuals believed to be connected to the case.

This case demonstrates that many people mistakenly believe they can remain anonymous when posting content online. In reality, when digital evidence is properly collected and analyzed, law enforcement authorities are often able to trace online activities and pursue legal action against those responsible.
A Leaked Intimate Video Is Not the End of Your Life.
According to Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, his greatest concern is not merely whether legal proceedings can be pursued, but the emotional and psychological well-being of the victims.

There have been several heartbreaking cases in which young people, overwhelmed by threats from former partners to release their intimate photos or videos, experienced severe emotional distress and ultimately resorted to harming themselves.

Such tragedies should never happen.

If you are being threatened with the release of an intimate video or private images, remember this: you are not alone, and you still have legal avenues available to protect your rights.

Remaining calm, seeking legal advice from a qualified lawyer, and developing an appropriate legal strategy are far more effective than making impulsive decisions driven by fear or panic. Doing so can help safeguard your rights and prevent further harm.

Why Does Lawyer Arm Advise, “Don’t Rush to File a Police Report Yet”? 

Many people may wonder, if someone is being blackmailed, why shouldn’t they report the matter to the police immediately?

According to Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, this advice does not mean that victims should refrain from reporting the crime. Rather, it means they should avoid taking legal action before developing an appropriate strategy.
In many cases, victims report the incident immediately out of fear or panic without first preserving essential digital evidence, such as:

  • Chat conversations
  • Links to the published content
  • Website URLs
  • The date and time the content was posted
  • Proper screenshots
  • Evidence of threats or blackmail
  • Relevant user accounts or online profiles

Without adequate preparation, the perpetrator may become aware of the investigation, delete crucial evidence, or accelerate the public distribution of the intimate video, making it significantly more difficult for investigators to trace and preserve the digital evidence.

For this reason, consulting a lawyer and developing a legal strategy before filing a police report can help ensure that evidence is collected systematically and that the case is handled in a careful and effective manner.

The Cooperation of Law Enforcement Authorities Is Crucial.

In one case handled in Sakon Nakhon Province, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri expressed his sincere appreciation to the investigating officers of the Mueang Sakon Nakhon Police Station for their professionalism and close cooperation throughout the legal process.

Effective collaboration among the victim, legal counsel, and law enforcement authorities was instrumental in identifying the suspect, securing the necessary evidence, and ultimately obtaining an arrest warrant.

Cases involving leaked intimate videos and blackmail should not be viewed as battles that victims must face alone. With proper planning and effective coordination between lawyers and the police, the legal process can be carried out far more efficiently and effectively.

A Lesson for Everyone: Never Underestimate the Importance of Digital Privacy

Above all, never underestimate the importance of protecting your personal information in the digital age. Even if two people are deeply in love today, no one can guarantee what the future may hold.

Whenever possible, avoid creating or storing intimate photos or videos that could cause harm if disclosed in the future. Once such content exists in digital form, it can be copied, shared, or distributed at any time, and the consequences may be difficult—or even impossible—to fully reverse.

What Should You Do If You Are Threatened with the Release of an Intimate Video?

If your former partner or any other person is using your private photos or intimate videos to blackmail you, we recommend taking the following steps:

  • Stay calm, and do not panic or rush into filing a police report or making important decisions.
  • Do not delete any messages or other relevant evidence.
  • Preserve all conversations and digital evidence in their entirety.
  • Avoid responding emotionally or engaging in confrontational exchanges.
  • Consult a qualified lawyer before taking further action so that an appropriate legal strategy can be developed.

Wongsakorn Law Firm has extensive experience assisting victims in cases involving leaked intimate videos, blackmail, and other offenses related to the unauthorized online dissemination of personal information.

If you or someone close to you is facing a similar situation, you are welcome to contact Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri through our “Contact Us” page for legal advice. We will work with you to develop a carefully planned legal strategy aimed at minimizing harm and protecting your legal rights to the fullest extent possible.

Should the OIC Look Into It? Understanding the “Contact the Insurance Company Within 15 Days” Statement on Insurance Claim Forms and What It Means for Consumers

When a road traffic accident occurs, most policyholders are familiar with the standard procedure of waiting for an insurance surveyor or claims adjuster to arrive at the scene to assess the damage and issue a document commonly referred to by the public as a “claim form,” which is then used to facilitate vehicle repairs or the filing of an insurance claim.

However, many people may not have noticed that some insurance companies include the following statement on their claim forms:

“Please contact the insurance company within 15 days to negotiate and agree on the repair costs and compensation for the damages.”

In addition, the claim form contains the following notice:
“Important: This document is not a repair authorization.”
Although consisting of only a few lines, this statement may cause many consumers to misunderstand their legal rights.
In this article, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri of Wongsakorn Law Firm invites members of the public and consumers to examine the issue from the perspectives of law and consumer rights, with the aim of helping them better understand their legal entitlements and avoid unnecessarily forfeiting their rights.

What Role Does the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) Play in the Insurance Industry?

The Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) is the regulatory authority responsible for supervising and promoting the insurance industry. Its role is to ensure that insurance businesses operate in compliance with the law and to foster public confidence in the insurance sector.

In practice, however, when a road traffic accident occurs, an insurance company’s surveyor will inspect the circumstances of the accident and prepare the relevant documentation for reporting the damage in accordance with the company’s claims procedures.

Nevertheless, the assessment of damages, the determination of liability, and the payment of insurance indemnity must still be based on the facts of the case, the terms and conditions of the insurance policy, and the applicable laws.
What Does the Statement “Please Contact the Insurance Company Within 15 Days to Reach an Agreement on the Repair Costs and the Amount of Damages” Mean?
Based on Wongsakorn Law Firm’s practical experience, many members of the public and consumers mistakenly believe that if they fail to contact the insurance company within 15 days, they will immediately lose their right to claim compensation.

Such a misunderstanding may cause consumers unnecessary concern or prompt them to take action before they have fully understood their legal rights.

In the view of Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, this statement should be communicated more clearly to prevent the public from misunderstanding their legal rights. It is also important to distinguish between an insurance company’s internal claims procedures and a policyholder’s legal right to seek compensation, as these may constitute two separate legal issues.
What Is an Insurance Claim Form? 

A claim form, or damage assessment document, is a document issued by an insurance company after conducting a preliminary assessment of the damage. It is used to support the subsequent claims process or other related procedures.

However, the format and wording of such documents may vary from one insurance company to another.

Policyholders should therefore carefully read all the details before signing any document or taking any action based on it.

If any part of the document is unclear, they should seek clarification from the insurance company or obtain advice from a legal professional before proceeding.

Key Information Consumers Should Know After a Road Traffic Accident
After a road traffic accident, it is important not only to have your vehicle repaired but also to protect your legal rights. This includes:

  • Obtaining copies of all relevant documents;
  • Carefully reading every statement on the insurance claim form;
  • Seeking clarification if any part of the document is unclear;
  • Preserving all evidence and records relating to the accident;
  • Reviewing the terms and conditions of your insurance policy.

Having a clear understanding of your legal rights from the outset can help minimize the risk of future disputes. 

One key difference between insurance companies and consumers is that consumers often do not have legal representation.

Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri is of the view that one important difference between consumers and business organizations is that many organizations have in-house legal departments or legal counsel to provide ongoing legal support for their operations.

By contrast, most members of the public may be experiencing a road traffic accident for the first time and may therefore be unfamiliar with the procedures involved, their legal rights, or the legal implications of the documents they receive.

For this reason, obtaining relevant information or seeking advice from a legal professional before making important decisions is one way consumers can better protect their legal rights and interests.

What Should You Do If You Have Questions About Your Rights?
If a policyholder has questions regarding:

  • the insurance claim form;
  • vehicle repairs;
  • a denial of liability;
  • the payment of insurance indemnity; or
  • any statements or wording contained in documents issued by the insurance company.

As a first step, you should seek clarification from the insurance company to ensure that you fully understand the relevant documents and procedures.

If you still have questions about your legal rights, or believe that the proposed course of action may affect your rights or interests, consulting a lawyer is another option. Doing so can help you better understand the applicable law and make informed and well-considered decisions.
Purchasing insurance is not merely about paying insurance premiums. It also means understanding your rights and obligations when unexpected events occur.

In the view of Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, any wording on an insurance claim form that may cause consumers to misunderstand their rights should be communicated clearly and accurately. This helps ensure that members of the public can exercise their legal rights correctly and reduces the risk of losing those rights due to misunderstanding.

If you are involved in a dispute with an insurance company—whether it concerns an insurance claim form, a refusal to authorize repairs, an insurance indemnity claim, or questions regarding a policyholder’s legal rights—Wongsakorn Law Firm is available to provide legal advice, assess your case, develop an appropriate legal strategy, and assist you in pursuing compensation from the insurance company in accordance with the law. To consult Lawyer Arm, please contact us.

Wongsakorn Law Firm Shares Practical Experience with Chinese Language Interns

On 30 June 2026, Wongsakorn Law Firm held a certificate presentation ceremony for Ms. Patcharaporn Phosarat (Nesle), a student from the Department of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts, Silpakorn University, following the successful completion of her two-month professional internship.
The certificate was presented by Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, Managing Director of Wongsakorn Law Firm, in recognition of her dedication and achievements throughout the internship, while also encouraging her as she embarks on her future career path.

Throughout her internship, Nesle gained hands-on experience in the firm’s Corporate Communications Department, where she fully utilized her Chinese language skills. Her responsibilities included serving as a Chinese interpreter, assisting lawyers with Chinese-language matters, translating legal documents, translating articles for the firm’s website, and creating and updating Chinese-language content on Douyin to support communication with Chinese clients. These valuable practical experiences are difficult to acquire through classroom learning alone.

On the occasion, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri shared the firm’s vision behind welcoming student interns. He noted that the continuous growth of Chinese investment and business activities in Thailand has significantly increased the demand for professionals who possess Chinese language proficiency and can apply those skills in the legal field. By offering internship opportunities, the firm aims to help develop high-quality talent equipped with practical experience and prepared to meet the evolving needs of the future job market and business sector.

Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri also shared a message with all students:
“An internship is real work.” he emphasized that an internship is a valuable opportunity because it allows students not only to learn the practical aspects of their work but also to understand organizational culture, collaborate with colleagues, become familiar with office workflows, develop time management and a sense of responsibility, and adapt to a real working environment. These experiences help build resilience, strengthen professional readiness, and give students the confidence to enter the job market.

Wongsakorn Law Firm firmly believes that investing in the development of the younger generation is an important step toward cultivating high-quality professionals for both society and the legal profession in the future.

Wongsakorn Law Firm Visits Yaoyao Infor Tech (Thailand) Co., Ltd.: Legal Planning Before Problems Arise

On 17 July 2026, Mr. Thanipat Manopat, a representative of Wongsakorn Law Firm, acting as the legal counsel for Yaoyao Infor Tech (Thailand) Co., Ltd., visited the company’s executives and staff to provide legal consultation on human resource management. He was accompanied by Ms. Amphon Chaisodsai, an intern from the Faculty of Liberal Arts, Chinese Language and Culture Program, Thammasat University, who served as the Chinese interpreter during the meeting. Her interpretation facilitated smooth and effective communication between both parties, allowing the discussion to proceed efficiently.

During the meeting, legal advice was provided on several key issues concerning employee termination, including the review and revision of the company’s work rules and regulations to ensure compliance with its business operations and Thai labor laws. In the afternoon, both parties also discussed approaches to determining wage structures and managing livestream employees, with the aim of ensuring that the company’s operations remain appropriate, legally compliant, and less vulnerable to future labor disputes.

The meeting was conducted in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with the company’s executives extending a gracious reception to the team. This reflected the strong relationship between Wongsakorn Law Firm and its client through its role as the company’s legal counsel. Rather than waiting for legal disputes to arise before seeking solutions, the company places great importance on legal planning as an integral part of its business operations, helping to prevent risks before they become problems.

Yaoyao Infor Tech (Thailand) Co., Ltd. is another example of an organization that places great importance on legal risk management by consulting its legal counsel before making decisions on key business matters, whether related to labor issues, human resource management, or the formulation of internal company policies. This proactive approach enables the company to conduct its business with greater confidence, minimize legal risks, and serves as a valuable model for other organizations seeking sustainable and long-term growth.

Threatened with the Release of Intimate Videos? Why Do Lawyers Advise, “Don’t Rush to Report It to the Police”? The Legal Reasons Behind a Commonly Misunderstood Controversy 

Recently, Wongsakorn Law Firm released an educational video providing legal guidance on cases in which victims are threatened with the disclosure of intimate videos or private photographs taken during a romantic relationship. In the video, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri advised that:
“Do not rush to file a police report. Consult a lawyer first.”
However, after the video was released, it sparked widespread discussion in the comment section of Wongsakorn Law Firm’s Facebook page. While some viewers understood the message the video intended to convey, many others raised questions, including:

  • “I watched the entire video, but it did not provide any substantial information. It simply advised viewers not to rush to file a police report without explaining the reason.” 
  • What message is this video actually trying to convey?” 
  • “If victims are not supposed to file a police report immediately, what should they do instead? Why wasn’t this explained?” 

These comments indicate that many people may have interpreted the advice, “Do not rush to file a police report,” differently from its intended meaning.
In this article, Lawyer Arm Supasit provides a clear explanation of why lawyers make such a recommendation and why careful legal planning before initiating legal proceedings is essential, particularly in cases involving the disclosure of intimate videos and online threats.

‘Do not rush to file a police report’ does not mean ‘There is no need to file a police report.’

A key misunderstanding stems from interpreting only part of the statement.
What Lawyer Arm intended to communicate is as follows:
What Lawyer Arm intended to communicate is as follows:
Instead, it means that:

Before filing a police report, victims should carefully assess the situation and gather as much relevant evidence as possible. 

This is because, in cases involving the disclosure of intimate videos or blackmail, much of the key evidence exists in digital form, such as:

  • Chat messages
  • URLs
  • User profiles
  • Social media accounts
  • Dates and times of posts
  • Money transfer records
  • Screenshots
  • Data stored in cloud services or electronic devices

Some of this digital evidence may be deleted, altered, or become unavailable within a very short period of time.

Why Is Preserving Evidence More Important Than Many People Realize?

In cases involving the disclosure of intimate videos, many victims react with shock and immediately take action as soon as they discover that their videos have been shared.

However, in many cases, acting too quickly before properly preserving the available evidence may result in the loss of critical information, such as:

  • The uploader deleting the video;
  • The user account being deactivated or removed;
  • Messages being deleted;
  • Links becoming inaccessible;
  • Digital evidence being lost.

Once such information is lost, it may become significantly more difficult to establish the facts of the case at a later stage.

For this reason, lawyers often advise victims to first assess the situation and preserve evidence in a systematic manner before taking legal action. The appropriate course of action, however, will always depend on the specific facts and circumstances of each case.

Digital Evidence Requires Careful Preservation

Lawyer Arm Supasit explained that preserving electronic evidence involves much more than simply taking screenshots. It should be carried out carefully to ensure that details which may be crucial to establishing the facts of the case are properly preserved.

In certain types of cases, collecting and preserving evidence thoroughly from the outset can help improve the effectiveness of legal proceedings while reducing the risk of losing critical information.
The Controversy Also Highlights Communication Challenges in the Online Environment

Another noteworthy point is that many comments suggest some viewers may have formed conclusions after watching only part of the video rather than considering its full context.

In the online environment, information is often consumed very quickly, making misunderstandings more likely—particularly when legal issues are involved, as they require context and careful explanation.

Taking the time to read or watch the complete content before expressing an opinion can help reduce misunderstandings and encourage more constructive and informed public discussion.
Does Consulting a Lawyer Require Payment?

Another common question raised by the public is:

“Is there a fee for consulting a lawyer?”

The answer is that the service models and fee structures vary from one law firm to another.

However, obtaining legal advice at an early stage can help victims better understand their legal rights, plan an appropriate legal strategy, and reduce the risk of further harm or complications later on.

In cases involving the disclosure of intimate videos or threats made to extort money, the consequences often extend far beyond reputational damage. Such incidents may also affect a victim’s education, employment, personal relationships, and psychological well-being.

What Should You Do If You Are Threatened With the Release of an Intimate Video?

If you find yourself in such a situation, the following steps are recommended:

  • Stay calm and avoid responding emotionally.
  • Preserve all relevant evidence, including chat messages, screenshots, URLs, and the other party’s contact information.
  • Avoid deleting messages or any other important evidence.
  • Consult a legal professional to assess the most appropriate legal course of action.
  • File a police report or exercise your legal rights when sufficient information and evidence have been gathered, taking into account the specific circumstances of the case.

The controversy that arose following the release of Wongsakorn Law Firm’s video highlights the importance of providing clear and comprehensive explanations when communicating legal issues, so as to minimize misunderstandings and prevent misinterpretation by the public.
The phrase “Do not rush to file a police report” does not mean that victims should refrain from exercising their legal rights. Rather, it emphasizes the importance of preparing carefully, preserving relevant evidence, and planning an appropriate legal strategy before initiating legal proceedings. The most suitable course of action will depend on the specific facts and circumstances of each individual case.
If you or someone close to you is facing the unauthorized disclosure of intimate videos, blackmail, or online harassment, you may seek legal advice from Wongsakorn Law Firm. Our legal team can assess the facts of your case, advise on the proper preservation of evidence, and recommend an appropriate legal strategy before the damage escalates further. Consult a Lawyer >> Contact Us<<

Loss of Use Compensation: Do You Really Have to Sign a Consent Form to Wait for Spare Parts? A Real Case from Wongsakorn Law Firm: Know Your Rights Before Dealing with an Insurance Company.

When a road traffic accident occurs, most people focus on getting their vehicle repaired and back on the road as quickly as possible. However, many policyholders overlook an important legal right—the right to claim Loss of Use Compensation. If a damaged vehicle cannot be used while it is undergoing repairs, the injured party may be legally entitled to compensation for the loss of its use. 

Based on the extensive experience of Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri of Wongsakorn Law Firm in handling insurance disputes, it has been observed that in many cases involving lengthy vehicle repairs, insurance companies ask consumers to sign documents consenting to wait for spare parts or agreeing to an extended repair period. Unfortunately, many consumers are unaware that signing such documents may later affect their legal rights, including their ability to claim Loss of Use Compensation or other forms of compensation available under the law.

Through this article, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri shares insights drawn from actual cases handled by Wongsakorn Law Firm to shed light on legal issues that many consumers do not know. The goal is to help readers understand their legal rights before dealing with insurance companies and to avoid unintentionally waiving compensation to which they may be legally entitled.

Real Case: An Insurance Company Asked Our Client to Sign a Consent Form to Wait for Spare Parts

The case began when a client of Wongsakorn Law Firm was involved in a road traffic accident, and the damaged vehicle had to be repaired at an authorized service center.

During the repair process, a representative from the insurance company contacted Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri and stated that the client needed to sign a Consent to Wait for Spare Parts form, acknowledging and agreeing to the delay in repairs caused by the unavailability of spare parts.

Lawyer Arm immediately asked a straightforward question:

“If my client refuses to sign this document, will the insurance company still repair the vehicle?”

The insurance company’s response was:

“Yes, we will.”

Upon hearing this, Lawyer Arm asked a follow-up question:

“If the vehicle will be repaired regardless of whether the document is signed, why is my client required to sign it?”

The response was:

“It is simply to acknowledge that the customer has been informed.”

However, the key question remains:

Is the document truly intended only to acknowledge that the customer has been informed, or could it also affect the customer’s right to claim Loss of Use Compensation or other legal entitlements at a later stage?

Why Should You Carefully Consider Before Signing Such a Document?

In practice, the contents of these documents vary from case to case. If a document contains provisions relating to consenting to repair delays, agreeing to wait for spare parts, or other terms that may affect your legal rights, consumers should carefully read and fully understand every provision before signing.

Such documents may later be relied upon as evidence or referenced in the event of a dispute. Whether they affect your legal rights will depend on the specific wording of the document and the facts of each individual case.

For this reason, before signing any document, an injured party should ensure they fully understand its contents. If there is any uncertainty about the legal implications, it is always advisable to consult a lawyer before signing, in order to avoid unintentionally affecting any legal rights or potential claims.

What Is Loss of Use Compensation? 

Loss of Use Compensation refers to damages arising from an owner’s inability to use their vehicle while it is being repaired following an accident for which another party is legally responsible.

In other words, if your vehicle cannot be used during the repair period because of an accident caused by someone else, you may be legally entitled to claim compensation from the at-fault party or their insurance company for the loss of use.

For example:

  • A vehicle used for commuting to and from work
  • A vehicle used to transport children to and from school or other activities
  • A vehicle used for business purposes
  • A vehicle used to meet or transport clients
  • A vehicle used in the company’s day-to-day operations

When a vehicle cannot be used, the owner inevitably suffers inconvenience or financial loss. Accordingly, the law allows an injured party to claim compensation for such loss, subject to the facts of the case and the applicable legal principles. 

Why Do So Many People Unknowingly Lose Their Legal Rights? 

Based on the experience of Wongsakorn Law Firm, many accident victims focus primarily on getting their vehicle repaired as quickly as possible.

However, during the repair and insurance claims process, they are often asked to sign several documents. Many people simply assume:

  • “I’ll just sign it first.”
  • “The insurance representative told me to sign it.”
  • “It probably won’t affect anything.”

Unfortunately, when they later attempt to claim Loss of Use Compensation, those previously signed documents may become a point of dispute or be relied upon in the claims process.

This is why it is essential to carefully read and fully understand any document before signing it. A seemingly routine signature may later have significant implications for your legal rights and entitlement to compensation.

Key Point to Know: Insurance Companies Have Legal Support from Lawyers from the Very Beginning.

From the perspective of Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, insurance companies operate through established procedures, internal systems, and with the support of legal counsel who provide advice throughout the claims process.

By contrast, most consumers are dealing with a traffic accident for the first time and may not fully understand their legal rights or the legal implications of the documents they are asked to sign.

Seeking legal advice is therefore not about creating unnecessary conflict. Rather, it enables injured parties to fully understand their rights and make informed decisions based on a complete understanding of the legal consequences before signing any document or proceeding with an insurance claim.
If You’re Involved in a Car Accident, Consult a Lawyer from Day One 

Many people wait until a dispute arises with an insurance company before seeking legal advice.

However, based on the experience of Wongsakorn Law Firm, obtaining legal guidance immediately after a traffic accident allows the matter to be handled in a structured and strategic manner, helping to protect your legal rights from the outset. This may include:

  • Preserving and collecting relevant evidence
  • Communicating and dealing with the insurance company
  • Reviewing documents before signing
  • Monitoring the vehicle repair process
  • Protecting your right to claim Loss of Use Compensation
  • Assessing the damages you may be entitled to recover under applicable law. 

Planning from the outset can significantly reduce the risk of unintentionally losing your legal rights.

A traffic accident does not end once the vehicle is sent for repairs. It may involve several legal rights that an injured party is entitled to pursue, particularly Loss of Use Compensation and Diminution in Value claims. Unfortunately, many people unknowingly compromise these rights by signing documents without fully understanding their legal consequences.

If you are currently experiencing issues with an insurance company—such as being asked to sign documents, agreeing to wait for spare parts, dealing with repair delays, claiming Loss of Use Compensation, or seeking compensation for your vehicle’s diminished value—do not rush to sign any document before carefully reviewing its contents. Understanding the legal implications in advance can help protect your rights and avoid unnecessary disputes later.

Wongsakorn Law Firm is ready to provide legal advice and help you develop an appropriate legal strategy from the very first day after a traffic accident. Our goal is to ensure that you fully understand your legal rights and can make informed decisions at every stage of the claims process.

Rather than waiting until a dispute arises, early legal planning can significantly reduce the risk of unintentionally losing the rights and compensation to which you may be legally entitled.

To consult Lawyer Arm, please click “Contact Us.” 

Taking a Step Toward Corporate Collaboration: Wongsakorn Law Firm Visits Zhongtian Overseas Engineering (Thailand) Co., Ltd. to Present Legal Services for Businesses

On 15 July 2026, Wongsakorn Law Firm visited Zhongtian Overseas Engineering (Thailand) Co., Ltd. to present its corporate legal services. The company is a full-service construction contractor engaged in construction and real estate projects of all types, employing approximately 800–1,000 staff. The delegation was led by Krittaphak Siritheppa, a senior Chinese-speaking legal assistant, accompanied by Amphon Chaisodsai, a Chinese interpreter from the Faculty of Liberal Arts, Chinese Language and Culture Program, Thammasat University, and Sarinee Saelao, a Chinese-language internship student from Southwest University, China.

The meeting was held in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The company’s executives and representatives showed great interest in the legal services offered by Wongsakorn Law Firm and asked further questions on various topics, including legal risk management, corporate dispute resolution, and preventive legal advisory services. These are among the key considerations for companies when selecting a corporate legal advisor in today’s business environment.

The meeting was held in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The company’s executives and representatives showed great interest in the legal services offered by Wongsakorn Law Firm and raised a number of questions regarding legal risk management, corporate dispute resolution, and preventive legal advisory services. These areas are considered key elements of having a corporate legal retainer in today’s business environment. 

This visit marks another important step for Wongsakorn Law Firm in expanding its engagement with both Thai and international businesses, particularly Chinese investors and companies operating in Thailand. Based on the initial discussions, both parties see positive potential for future cooperation regarding corporate legal retainer services. This reflects Wongsakorn Law Firm’s commitment to continuously enhancing the quality of its legal services and its readiness to support clients’ business operations under Thai law and internationally recognized standards. 

The Viral “Pink Mattress, Doraemon Pillow” Case and the Leaked Video Online: Lawyer Arm Explains Why You Should Consult a Lawyer First

The recent “Pink Mattress, Doraemon Pillow” news, involving the publication of individuals’ private videos and images through online media, has attracted widespread public attention over the past week. It has led many people to ask what rights victims have when such an incident occurs and whether those who publish another person’s videos or images may be held legally liable.

From the perspective of Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri of Wongsakorn Law Firm, the most important thing is to separate emotions from legal considerations. Such incidents often arise from anger, emotional pain, or conflict within a relationship. However, once one party’s private videos or images are published on the internet, the legal consequences may be more serious than many people expect. 

Publishing a Leaked Video Is No Longer Merely a Private Matter

From a legal perspective, once an image or video is uploaded to a computer system or published through social media, regardless of the platform, such content can quickly be copied, forwarded, reproduced, and/or further distributed. Even if the person who posted it later deletes it, the damage has already occurred.

In cases like this, the conduct may involve violations of several laws, depending on the facts of the case. These may include laws relating to computer-related offences, violations of personal rights, or civil claims for damages. Each case must be assessed based on the available evidence and its specific circumstances. 

Anger Is Not a Legal Excuse

Many people believe that after being cheated on, deceived, or emotionally hurt, they can record a video, take photographs, and expose the other person’s private information out of anger to shame them publicly. However, under the law, feelings of anger or disappointment do not make such conduct lawful, nor do they exempt a person from legal responsibility. They also cannot be used as a justification by claiming that the act was committed in anger or in a moment of impulse.

A decision made in a moment of impulse may lead to legal proceedings and may also result in liability for damages if the act causes harm to the other person’s reputation, privacy, or daily life. 

Why Should You Consult a Lawyer as Soon as a Problem Arises?

Based on the experience of Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri from Wongsakorn Law Firm, in many cases the damage can be significantly reduced. Even if you are the one who has been cheated on, you are more likely to remain in a stronger legal position if you seek legal advice from a lawyer before deciding to take any action.

In reality, a lawyer’s role is not limited to representing clients in court. It also includes providing legal advice, assessing legal risks, planning how to collect and preserve evidence, and helping clients find the most appropriate solution for each situation. 

In many situations, whether the dispute arises within a family, a relationship, or a business, receiving proper legal advice from the beginning can prevent the problem from escalating into legal proceedings.

What Should Victims Do? 

If you discover that your private videos or images have been published without your permission, you should immediately preserve evidence, such as screenshots, website links, the date and time the content was found, and any relevant chat messages.

After that, you should consult a lawyer to assess the appropriate course of action, whether it involves requesting the removal of the content, taking legal action, or seeking compensation in accordance with your legal rights. 

The Law Can Protect You If You Start the Right Way

Today, cases involving leaked videos and violations of privacy are becoming increasingly common as online media usage continues to grow. A decision made in a moment of emotion may have long-term consequences for both the person who publishes the content and the victim.

If you are facing a dispute involving videos, private images, or the publication of information online, whether you are the victim or are unsure whether your own actions may have legal consequences, consulting a lawyer from the outset will help you understand your rights, obligations, and the most appropriate course of action.

Wongsakorn Law Firm provides legal consultation on online cases, privacy rights violations, and related disputes, helping clients develop a careful legal strategy and protect their rights in accordance with the law.

What Can You Do If Your Ex-Partner Leaks Your Private Video? Lawyer Arm Explains the Root Cause of the Problem Through the High-Profile Case in Which Cyber Police Arrested a Photographer Specializing in Student Photography for Leaking His Ex-Girlfriend’s Private Videos.

The unauthorized release of private videos remains one of the most serious forms of cybercrime causing severe harm to victims in today’s digital age. Students, university students, influencers, and ordinary people can all become victims. Once private photos or videos are published online, the damage often extends far beyond the internet, affecting the victim’s education, career, reputation, and mental well-being for a long time.

Following the widely reported case in which a suspect was arrested under a court-issued warrant for allegedly distributing obscene computer data, and after Cyber Police announced the results of the operation on 9 July 2026, many people have once again turned their attention to the problem of private video leaks and the unauthorized distribution of personal photos or videos.

Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri Explains How the Private Video Leak Case Began

After a victim contacted Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri for help because a former partner had distributed and sold the victim’s private videos without consent, Lawyer Arm began verifying the facts and gathering information. The matter was later expanded into an investigation and became a case that attracted public attention.

According to Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, the widely reported case began with a university student at the University of Phayao whose former partner secretly recorded intimate videos and sold them on the online platform X (formerly Twitter). After discovering that the videos were being sold, Lawyer Arm became determined to identify the person behind the account. During the investigation, he found another victim who had experienced the same situation. He then worked with Pol. Maj. Gen. Wiwat Khamchamnan, Deputy Commander of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB), planned the arrest. Lawyer Arm further explained that cases of this nature involve violations of personal rights. Victims may therefore seek civil compensation for the damages they have suffered. Based on his experience handling similar cases, compensation in such cases can be substantial.

Based on the experience of Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri from Wongsakorn Law Firm, many private video leak cases do not begin with hacking or computer data theft. Instead, they often begin with a personal relationship between two people.

In many cases, the videos or photos were created during a period of love, trust, and mutual confidence. At that time, neither person expected that the relationship would one day come to an end, develop problems, or that those private files would later be used in a way that caused harm.

When a relationship changes, information that was once private can become a tool for blackmail, harassment, or causing harm to the other person.

A Private Video Leak Is Not Just Embarrassing—It Is Also a Legal Rights Issue

Many people mistakenly believe that once a private video has been leaked, the victim has no choice but to accept what happened or simply let the matter fade away. In reality, however, publishing another person’s private photos or videos without permission may constitute several legal offences, depending on the facts of each case.

In addition to possible criminal liability, victims may also have the right to claim civil compensation from the person responsible for the harm, especially when the disclosure affects the victim’s reputation, career, education, or mental well-being.

Based on Wongsakorn Law Firm’s experience in handling such cases, the damages involved can be significant because they directly affect the victim’s privacy rights and reputation.

Why Are So Many Victims Afraid to Take Legal Action?

One of the biggest concerns is that many victims choose to remain silent because they fear being judged by society, worry that their families may not accept what happened, or believe that taking legal action will only cause the incident to receive even more attention.

In reality, many victims have done nothing wrong. They are simply victims of violations of their privacy rights.

The longer the delay, the greater the risk that important evidence may be lost. At the same time, the offender may continue to distribute the content through additional channels, causing the damage to spread even further.

For this reason, seeking advice from a legal professional as early as possible is extremely important.

What Should You Do If You Become a Victim of a Private Video Leak?

If you discover that your private photos or videos have been published without your permission, the first thing you should do is remain calm and collect as much evidence as possible.

Examples of evidence that should be preserved include:

  • Screenshots of the posts or websites
  • The URL links where the content was published
  • Relevant chat messages or conversations
  • Evidence of threats or demands for benefits or money
  • The names of relevant witnesses

Having sufficient evidence will make legal proceedings more effective. Victims should also consult a lawyer as soon as possible, as a lawyer can carefully plan the legal strategy before a formal police complaint is filed

In the Digital Age, Personal Data Is More Vulnerable Than Many People Realize

Today, photos and videos are no longer stored only on mobile phones. They may also be stored on cloud services, messaging applications, and various online storage platforms.

This means that once personal data exists in digital form, the risk of it being copied, shared, or distributed without authorization becomes much higher.

Even if the other person is your partner, a close friend, or someone you trust completely at that point in your life, no one can predict with certainty that problems will never arise in the future.

Therefore, the best way to protect yourself is to be cautious from the beginning when creating or storing sensitive personal data.

Consult a Lawyer Before Taking Action to Protect Your Rights More Effectively

Every private video leak case is different. Some cases involve the unauthorized disclosure of personal information, some involve blackmail or extortion, while others may involve the misuse of personal data for other unlawful benefits.

Seeking legal advice from the beginning helps victims understand their legal rights, learn how to preserve evidence properly, and develop an appropriate legal strategy based on the facts of their case.

If your private photos or videos have been shared without your permission, or if someone is threatening you by using your personal information, you can consult Wongsakorn Law Firm or Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri to discuss the appropriate legal approach and protect your rights under the law. The sooner you receive accurate legal advice, the greater your chances of minimizing the damage and protecting your legal rights.

Cyber Police Arrest Photographer Specializing in University Student Photography for Leaking His Ex-Girlfriend’s Private Videos with Links to Online Gambling Websites; Lawyer Arm Warns: Don’t Record Intimate Videos While in a Relationship.

On 9 July 2026, officers from the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau, led by Pol. Maj. Gen. Wiwat Khamchamnan, Deputy Commissioner of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau, together with commanders and officers from several agencies, including CCIB Division 3, the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), and the Thailand Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (TICAC), executed a search warrant issued by the Sakon Nakhon Provincial Court. The officers searched a residence in Sakon Nakhon Province and arrested a suspect under an arrest warrant in connection with offences involving the importation of obscene computer data and the dissemination or forwarding of such data. The case remains under investigation and is proceeding through the legal process.

During the search, officers seized several items related to photography and data storage, including cameras, memory cards, a laptop computer, USB flash drives, and mobile phones, for further examination as evidence. Police said the investigation is being expanded to determine whether there are additional victims or other individuals involved. Authorities are also examining financial transactions and any conduct that may be linked to other criminal offences. If further evidence is found, legal action will be taken in accordance with the law.

The case began when several victims sought assistance after being threatened that their private photos or videos would be made public, or after discovering that their photos had been shared without their consent. Some victims also found that their images had been used in advertisements for online gambling websites. As a result, many suffered serious harm to their reputation, education, employment, and mental well-being, leaving them afraid to live their lives as normal.

In this case, Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri of Wongsakorn Law Firm has begun assisting the victims since the early stage of the legal proceedings. He provided legal advice, helped plan the collection of evidence, and coordinated with the relevant authorities to ensure that the case was handled as thoroughly as possible. Lawyer Arm revealed that the case initially began when several university students from northern Thailand sought legal assistance after being threatened with the release of their intimate photos and private videos. As the facts were investigated, the matter gradually developed into a more complex case.

Drawing on his experience in assisting victims, Lawyer Arm said that crimes of this nature no longer end with the release of intimate photos or videos. In many cases, such content is later used for blackmail or commercial gain, such as promoting illegal websites or extorting money from victims. Many victims are reluctant to report these crimes because they fear being judged or stigmatized by society. In reality, however, victims are entitled to legal protection under the law.

Wongsakorn Law Firm has also found that more victims facing similar situations continue to seek legal advice. Many have been threatened by former partners, while others have had their private photos shared in online groups or used to extort money or generate profits for offenders. Lawyer Arm offered this advice: even when two people are in a loving relationship, taking private photos or videos may be done with mutual consent. However, once those files exist in digital form, they always carry the risk of being misused if the relationship comes to an end.

Another important misconception is that once a private photo or video has been leaked, the best solution is to stay silent and hope the issue fades away. In reality, such content may continue to spread across other platforms, be used for unlawful gain, or become connected to other criminal activities. Victims should not ignore the situation. Instead, they should preserve all available evidence and seek legal advice from a qualified professional as soon as possible to prevent further harm.

Wongsakorn Law Firm, led by Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, reaffirms its commitment to assisting victims of all forms of online crime, including threats involving intimate images, being blackmailed, the unauthorized use of personal images, and other violations of online rights. Anyone who believes they have become a victim should not face the situation alone. They are encouraged to consult a lawyer as early as possible to develop an appropriate legal strategy and carefully plan each step of the legal process. A well-prepared legal strategy is the key to protecting victims’ rights and bringing offenders to justice.

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