About Parichart Munsgool

Parichart Munsgool is a Director in the CEO Office of the Carabao Group Public Company Limited and a former Judge of the Court of Justice of Thailand.

As Director, Dr. Parichart Munsgool acts as Head of Legal of Carabao Group Public Company Limited and Carabao conglomerates. Dr. Parichart also leads the Sustainability Team at Carabao Group and CJ Company Limited.

Dr. Parichart is a former Judge of the Research Division of the Environmental Division of the Supreme Court of Thailand. Her other previous positions include: Presiding Judge of the Phuket Provincial Court, Secretary of the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court, and Judge of the Office of the President of the Supreme Court. She served as a judge from 2004 to 2021.

Litigation Practice

Dr. Parichart supervises all internal and external legal matters of Carabao Group Public Company Limited and Carabao conglomerates, which include high net worth deals, M&A, Joint Ventures, complex facility agreements, IPO, contracts regarding domestic and international investment, setting and restructuring corporate entities, and litigation.

After graduation from law school, Dr. Parichart worked as an Official Receiver at the Legal Execution Department, Ministry of Justice. She then moved to the Bank of Thailand, working as a legal officer in its litigation department. Her responsibilities included prosecution of financial institution executives and other crimes relating to Thailand’s financial stability.

Before joining the judiciary, Dr. Parichart served as a public prosecutor of the Office of the Attorney General.

Mediation Practice

In her current role, Dr. Parichart regularly uses mediation and negotiation practices in order to prevent and settle disputes.

While serving as trial judge, Parichart Munsgool mediated disputes in her courtroom and often referred cases to the court’s mediators. Many of these cases, both civil and criminal, were successfully settled. She was also assigned to co-mediate complex cases involving international parties.

While she was the Secretary of the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court, Judge Munsgool registered the Court’s mediators and categorized their expertise for the first time. She further served as the Secretary of the Court’s Mediation Recruiting Committee.