The CEO’s Shield: Navigating the Business Judgment Rule and Corporate Liability in the Philippines
This article talks about the CEO’s shield against liabilities under Philippine law.
A Comprehensive Guide to the 12th Foreign Investment Negative List
This article talks about the 12th Foreign Investment Negative List and the foreign equity allowed by law in the Philippines for certain businesses and industries.
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A Legal Guide to Corporate Mergers in the Philippines
This legal explainer navigates the intricate process of corporate mergers under Philippine law, detailing the governing statutes, procedural requirements from board and stockholder approval to regulatory certification, and the significant legal and practical consequences for the involved corporations and their stakeholders.
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Foreign Ownership Rules under Philippine Laws
This is a comprehensive guide to the Philippines’ foreign ownership laws, including the Revised Corporation Code, Foreign Investment Act, SEC circulars, and recent Supreme Court decisions.
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Role of a Corporate Secretary
This article talks about the roles and qualifications of a Corporate Secretary of a Philippine Corporation.
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How to Legally Conduct Board Meetings
This article talks about how to legally conduct board meetings of directors of a corporation.
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Can Corporate Officers be Liable in their Personal Capacity for Corporate Acts?
This article talks about the liability of corporate officers for corporate acts of the corporation under Philippine law.
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Sole Proprietorship, Corporation or Partnership: Choosing your business enterprise
In doing business, there are various forms of business entities to consider, the most common forms of which are 1) single proprietorships, 2) corporations, and c) partnerships. A single proprietorship is a business operated by a single individual. Registration of single proprietorships would take between 1-2 days, and the documentary requirements of the Department of
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