Legal Insights

Plain-language guides and case briefs on Philippine law — researched from the firm's law library of 184,000+ statutes, Supreme Court decisions, and agency issuances, and written so non-lawyers can understand and act on them.

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SEC Retains Power to Execute Decisions in Pending Intra-Corporate Cases

Supreme Court rules the SEC may enforce its final decisions in intra-corporate cases retained under Section 5.2 of the Securities Regulation Code.

Finality of Judgments in Disbarment Cases: Enforcement and Contempt for Non-Compliance

Supreme Court enforces disbarment ruling, cites lawyer for contempt and disobedience for defying final judgment and return order.

Finality of Judgment in Disbarment Cases: The Bihag v. Era Resolution

The Supreme Court enforces final disbarment decisions, citing a lawyer for contempt and ordering execution of the judgment.

Third-Party Claims in Philippine Execution Sales: Protecting Your Property

Learn how spouses and third parties can protect their property from wrongful execution sales in the Philippines, based on the Supreme Court's ruling in Naguit v. Court of Appeals.

Execution of Judgment in Ejectment Cases: Why the Court of Origin Matters

In ejectment cases, execution of an affirmed judgment generally belongs to the trial court of origin, not the appellate court. A Supreme Court ruling clarifies why.

Finality of Judgment in Disbarment Cases: Lessons from Bihag v. Era

A disbarred lawyer's attempt to revive his case fails—what the Supreme Court's ruling means for finality of judgments and enforcement.

Full Backwages for Illegally Dismissed Employees: Understanding Philippine Labor Law

Philippine law awards full backwages to illegally dismissed employees without deducting earnings from other jobs. Learn the rule from Times Transit case.

Final Judgments Are Final: Disbarred Lawyer's Delays and Contempt

A disbarred lawyer's belated bid to reopen his case fails; the Court orders execution and cites him for contempt.

When Can an Agent Sell Your Property? The Limits of a Special Power of Attorney

A special power of attorney to eject squatters does not authorize selling land. Learn the limits of an agent's authority to dispose of real property.