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Fragomen opened the Bangkok office in December 2022 and tapped new Partner Aim-on Larpisal to lead the office. The office is the firm's 60th office globally, and third in Southeast Asia.
Read the article in Law360, which dives further into Aim-on's plans to grow the office further: "Fragomen Recruits Immigration Pro To Lead Bangkok Office."
I was very honored when I was asked to join as partner and lead the Bangkok office.
– Aim-on Larpisal, Partner
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