Administrative, Criminal and Civil Procedure and Litigation

Posts focused on Administrative, Criminal and Civil Procedure and Litigation in the Philippines

When Can the BIR Jail a Company President for Tax Evasion?

Guide to corporate tax evasion cases: when BIR files criminal charges against company presidents, liability standards, and imprisonment risks.

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When Does Selling Imported Goods Become a Crime Under the Trust Receipts Law (P.D. No. 115) and Lead to Imprisonment?

Learn how the Trust Receipts Law treats failure to remit proceeds from imported goods as estafa, who is liable, and how to reduce risk.

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Revealing Industrial Secrets: The Criminal Cost of Corporate Espionage by Insider Staff (Philippines)

Explains Article 292 Revised Penal Code on revelation of industrial secrets, penalties under R.A. 10951, and trade secrets doctrine in Pennswell.

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Slander and Oral Defamation: Taking Legal Action Against Disgruntled Former Employees (Philippines)

Learn oral defamation and slander rules in the Philippines, elements to prove, evidence tips, and the prescriptive period for filing cases.

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Inflicting Physical Injuries in the Workplace: Prosecuting Office Altercations Under the Revised Penal Code

Workplace altercation cases under the Revised Penal Code: physical injuries classifications, evidence, HR response, and police involvement in the Philippines.

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