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When employees are barred from entering their workplace, the question arises: does this amount to dismissal under labor law, or can it be treated as something less than termination? This case explores the boundaries of employer authority, the rights of employees to security of tenure, and how Philippine jurisprudence defines dismissal in the context of workplace access and control.
The Philippines has access to several asset tracing and recovery legal remedies, including freezing injunctions, writs of attachment, and recognition of foreign insolvency proceedings.
Asset Tracing and Recovery in the Philippines for Foreign Creditors Read More »
What happens when a parent, still married to one spouse, enters into another marriage and seeks to have the children from that union legitimated? This case unpacks the boundaries of legitimation under Philippine law.
The E-Commerce Act protects Philippine business and governance by legitimizing and safeguarding digital online transactions, and paving the way for e-Government services and digital trust across industries, both in the local and global landscape
Infidelity and abandonment are not merely private matters; under the Anti-VAWC Law, they may constitute psychological violence when they result in mental or emotional anguish.
In an era where businesses and individuals alike rely heavily on digital platforms, cybercrime has become a global threat. The need for cybersecurity measures has become imperative, and in the Philippines, one of these is the Access Devices Regulation Act (RA 8484).
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: The Access Devices Regulation Act (RA 8484) Read More »
A contract of sale is void if executed by one without ownership or authority to transfer the property, and the issuance of a certificate of title does not cure this defect; moreover, a buyer cannot be deemed an innocent purchaser for value when circumstances on record cast doubt on the seller’s ownership.