Legal Advice on Philippine Law and Jurisprudence

Scholarly articles and posts about Law, Jurisprudence, and Insights on Various Aspects of Philippine laws

President and Vice President Impeachment in the Philippines: Executive Power and Continuity Under the 1987 Constitution

Explains presidential impeachment, vice presidential succession, and continuity of executive power under the 1987 Constitution and related Supreme Court rulings.

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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.

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How Impeachment Works in the Philippines: Constitutional Steps From the House to the Senate (1987 Constitution Guide for Investors)

Plain-English guide to the Philippine impeachment process under Article XI of the 1987 Constitution, from House filing to Senate trial and stability signals.

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Enforcing Cease and Desist Orders Against Invalid Corporate Names in the Philippines

Learn SEC cease and desist order rules on corporate name not distinguishable under the Revised Corporation Code, plus penalties and compliance steps.

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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.

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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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