Sadsad Tamesis Legal and Accountancy Firm

Sadsad Tamesis Legal & Accountacy Firm

Jurisprudence

What is an unlawful trademark registration? | Gloria Maris v Lim, G.R. No. 264919-21

A trademark registration in bad faith is considered unfair competition under the Intellectual Property Code:...

Is a Fast-Food Chain Liable When a Baby Falls During a Mascot Photo-Op? | Spouses Latonio vs. McGeorge Food Industries, Inc., G.R. No. 206184

For a recovery of damages, there must be both a right of action for a legal wrong inflicted by the defendant and damage resulting to the plaintiff therefrom. Both must exist since damages are merely...

Are derogatory remarks made in a private Facebook profile a violation of Code of Professional Responsibility? |  A.M. No. 21-06-20-SC

A lawyer’s “locked” profile or privacy settings do not shield them from liability. Citing Belo-Henares v. Guevarra, the Supreme Court held that there is no "reasonable expectation of privacy" for...

Can tax declarations be considered as proof of ownership instead of a registered title? | Ebancuel, et al. v. Acierto, et  al., G.R. No. 214540

NO. The respondents' tax declarations are insufficient proof of ownership. A tax declaration does not prove ownership, but rather serves as an indicium of possession in the concept of ownership...

Does Marital Infidelity Alone Constitute Psychological Violence Under Anti-VAWC Act? | G.R. No. 264870

No, marital infidelity alone does not constitute a violation of RA 9262 or the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children (Anti-VAWC) Act...

Is a Property Exempt From Execution as “Family Home” After Mortgage and Foreclosure? | G.R. No. 257251

This case examines whether heirs may still invoke the family home exemption after the property was waived in favor of one heir, mortgaged to a bank, and was later subject to foreclosure due to loan...

Is marital infidelity considered psychological violence? | G.R. No. 252739

Marital infidelity was specifically mentioned in Section 3(a)(C) Republic Act No. 9262 as constitutive of psychological violence, which evidently falls under the phrase any form of harassment or...

Is a Once-Convicted Juvenile Still Entitled to a Suspended Sentence if They Are Already an Adult? | G.R. No. 265302

The Court revisited the purpose of the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act and examined whether age at the time of judgment should outweigh age at the time the offense was committed...
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

You can call us at (02) 8463-4941 or (+63) 948 961 2397 to schedule a consultation with one of the firm’s lawyers. You can also send an email at legal@sadsadtamesislaw.com.

Our office is located at 7F Victoria Sports Tower, EDSA, South Triangle, Quezon City

Yes, please send us a message to schedule an appointment. Note that consultation fees apply.

The initial consultation usually consists of queries from both sides, so that the attorneys can begin understanding the bigger picture. The initial consultation does not include the reviewing of documents, so there’s no need to bring anything. While you don’t have to bring anything to the first meeting, you can inform us about the details of the case beforehand to ensure an easier consultation session.

Yes, there will always be a team working on the case to ensure prompt responses to your queries.

Our business hours are from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

Our areas of practice include Criminal Law, Labor Law, Corporation Law, and Litigation. For more information, please visit our Practice Area page.

We can conduct consultations and other legal services through video conferences. This is to ensure that our lawyers, staff, clients, and prospective clients are safe from the ongoing pandemic. However, we also do personal consultations in-office if the client so chooses. Do note that the availability of personal consultations is subject to the current safety protocols and the availability of the lawyers.

Yes, everything you tell your lawyer is strictly confidential. This is because of the Attorney-Client Privilege, stating that attorneys are prohibited from divulging any information that clients and prospective clients have shared with them. The Attorney-Client Privilege ensures that clients will always be able to trust their chosen attorneys when seeking advice.

To get started with your case, you can contact us by either calling (02) 8463-4941 or(+63) 948 961 239, or by visiting our Contact page.

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