Criminal Fines for Willful Use of Another Corporation’s Protected Name in the Philippines
Explains Section 159 Revised Corporation Code fines for unauthorized use of corporate name, SEC enforcement under Section 17, and compliance steps.
Illegal Access and Hacking: Prosecuting Former Employees Under the Cybercrime Prevention Act
Illegal access by a former employee: charges, evidence, and remedies under the Cybercrime Prevention Act, including hacking-type intrusions and data interference.
Unauthorized Use of Corporate Name: Penalties for Operating Under a Deactivated Entity (Philippines)
Know the fines and SEC sanctions for using a corporate name after SEC revocation, including unauthorized use penalties under the Revised Corporation Code.
Slander by Deed: Criminalizing Insulting Physical Actions During Business Meetings
Slander by deed in business meetings: when slapping or throwing a drink becomes a crime under RPC Article 359, with fines updated by R.A. No. 10951.
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Violation of the Safe Spaces Act: Criminal Liability for Ignoring Gender-Based Harassment in the Office
Safe Spaces Act guide on workplace gender-based sexual harassment, employer criminal liability, and duties when reports of harassment are ignored.
Withholding Tax Violations: Criminalizing the Failure to Remit Deducted Employee Taxes (Philippines)
Philippine rules on withholding tax, failure to remit, and responsible corporate officer liability under NIRC Section 255 and related penalties.
Altering Property Boundaries: The Criminal Offense of Moving Land Survey Markers (Philippines)
Guide to altering boundaries and moving land survey monuments under the Revised Penal Code, Act No. 3077, and P.D. No. 1529 in the Philippines.
Failing to Remit SSS Contributions: The Mandatory Imprisonment of Delinquent Employers
Guide to SSS contributions, employer criminal liability, and non-remittance of deductions, including penalties, corporate officer liability, and enforcement.
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Malicious Mischief in Property Disputes: Penalizing Sabotage Against Commercial Assets in the Philippines
Guide to malicious mischief in property disputes: criminal liability for commercial sabotage of vehicles, fences, and heavy equipment in the Philippines.
Grave Coercion in Debt Collection: Criminalizing the Use of Intimidation to Force Payments in the Philippines
Grave coercion in debt collection: penalties and rules on intimidation, threats, and force by collection agencies and landlords in the Philippines.
