Learn how Philippine extradition proceedings return foreign fraud suspects through treaties, dual criminality, court review, and arrest procedures.
How Do Extradition Proceedings Pursue Foreign Fraudsters? Read More »
Learn how Philippine authorities use INTERPOL Red Notices, provisional arrest, extradition, and mutual legal assistance to locate fugitives abroad.
Learn how to draft a Philippine corporate fraud complaint-affidavit that identifies every offense element and meets the current DOJ evidence standard.
How Do You Draft a Corporate Fraud Complaint-Affidavit? Read More »
Learn why a valid board resolution and Secretary’s Certificate are needed before a corporate representative may file criminal charges in the Philippines.
Can a Secretary’s Certificate Authorize Corporate Criminal Charges? Read More »
Learn how Philippine companies may hire private prosecutors, obtain court approval, and prosecute criminal cases under the public prosecutor’s direction.
Learn the deadlines, filing steps, documents, and appeal limits for elevating a dismissed criminal complaint to the Philippine DOJ.
How Do You Appeal a Dismissed Criminal Complaint Before the DOJ? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law handles joint venture disputes, construction arbitration, project cost allocation, accounting, and damages claims.
How Are Joint Venture Construction Disputes Resolved? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law treats non-solicitation clauses used by tech startups to protect developers, clients, confidential information, and business relationships.
Can Non-Solicitation Clauses Stop Startup Co-Founders? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law appraises and divides inventory, warehouse stock, and equipment during disputes between business co-founders.
How Are Founder Disputes Over Inventory Valuation Resolved? Read More »
Philippine rules explain why corporate counsel represents the corporation—not individual directors or shareholders—during boardroom control disputes.
Who Does Corporate Counsel Represent During Boardroom Disputes? Read More »
