Bits of Law

Resignation is a legal, voluntary right of an employee to terminate their own employment.

In the increasingly digitized world, a streamlined digital workflow, effective client communications, and robust cybersecurity measures are the bare minimum for accounting firms to be a viable choice for clients and other stakeholders.

In pursuance of Proclamation No. 727, Series of 2024, the DOLE has issued the official wage rules for December 2025, covering both special non-working days and major regular holidays. Know the rules and get your holidays extra special with additional pay!

If you’re a foreign corporation interested in doing business in the Philippines, this is your ultimate guide!

The 13th-month pay is a statutory benefit that an employee should receive under the Presidential Decree (P.D.) No. 851. The decree acknowledges the importance of financial stability during the holiday season. It is roughly equivalent to an employee’s monthly basic salary

Scammers prey on shoppers who are rushing to grab last-minute deals, making trust the single most valuable currency in the digital marketplace. To address this, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has introduced the E-Commerce Trustmark.

The Philippines has access to several asset tracing and recovery legal remedies, including freezing injunctions, writs of attachment, and recognition of foreign insolvency proceedings.

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

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).

In today’s increasingly globalized world, legal disputes often cross national borders. It is not uncommon for individuals or businesses to secure favorable court decisions abroad and later seek to have those judgments recognized and enforced in the Philippines. Whether involving commercial disputes, family law matters, or monetary claims, the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments ensures that rights adjudicated abroad can be respected locally.