Administrative, Criminal and Civil Procedure and Litigation

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

How to Hire Philippine Tech Talent Legally: Why Choosing Between an EOR and a Local Subsidiary Impacts Your Global Liability

Learn how Philippine labor law treats EOR vs subsidiary hiring, the control test, and compliance steps to reduce employer-employee relationship liability.

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How to Protect Your Identity from AI Deepfakes under the Cybercrime Prevention Act

Learn how RA 10175 addresses AI deepfakes, cyber fraud, and computer-related identity theft in the Philippines, plus evidence preservation and warrants.

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Protecting Your Child Under the Anti-Bullying Act: Why Schools Can Be Held Liable for Failing to Act

Learn how RA 10627 protects students, what schools must do, and when school liability arises for cyberbullying and failure to act.

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How to Contest an Unfair Traffic Violation Ticket: Why Due Process Matters in LTO and MMDA Apprehensions

Learn due process rules to contest traffic tickets, including MMDA apprehension limits, LTO demerit points, and lawful contest procedures.

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How to Demand a Legal Right of Way: Why Landlocked Property Owners Have the Right to Access Public Roads (Philippines)

Learn how landlocked property owners may demand a legal easement of right of way under the Civil Code, including requisites and indemnity.

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Requirements for Extrajudicial Settlement With a Surviving Spouse, Legitimate and Illegitimate Children, and Collateral Relatives

Extrajudicial settlement rules for intestate succession with a surviving spouse, legitimate and illegitimate children, and collateral relatives.

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