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Showing 25–32 of 32 articles for “disciplinary case”

Upholding Attorney Accountability: Neglect of Client Affairs Leads to Suspension

A lawyer's failure to diligently pursue a client's case warrants suspension from practice, as shown in this Philippine disciplinary case.

Disciplinary Action vs Social Justice: When Does a Company's Code Overshadow an Employee's Rights

Supreme Court ruling on when procedural lapses yield to substantial evidence in administrative disciplinary cases against public employees.

Due Process in Lawyer Discipline: Formal Investigation Required Before Sanctions

Supreme Court remands lawyer disciplinary case to IBP for formal investigation, underscoring that due process requires a full hearing before sanctions.

Upholding Due Process in Attorney Discipline: The Necessity of Formal Investigation

When can a lawyer be suspended without a formal investigation? The Supreme Court clarifies due process requirements in disciplinary cases.

Due Process in Attorney Disciplinary Cases: The Mandatory Formal Investigation

The Supreme Court reminds the IBP that a formal investigation is mandatory in lawyer disciplinary cases, remanding a dismissed complaint for further proceedings.

THE Perils OF Photocopies Evidence Standards IN Attorney Disciplinary Cases

Lawyer Ethics Matter: Why Misconduct Investigations Proceed Despite Complainant Withdrawal in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that lawyer disciplinary cases continue despite complainant withdrawal, and silence is not admission of guilt.

Navigating Appeals in Philippine Administrative Law: Jurisdiction and Exhaustion of Remedies

The Supreme Court clarifies appellate jurisdiction over PNP disciplinary cases, exhaustion of remedies, and administrative law principles in Cabada v. Alunan.