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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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Solidary Liability of Recruitment Agencies: Protecting Overseas Filipino Workers

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on joint and solidary liability of recruitment agencies and foreign employers for overseas workers' claims.

Retrenchment in the Philippines: Proving Business Losses for Valid Employee Termination

Learn when retrenchment is valid in the Philippines, what business losses employers must prove, and how courts protect workers from illegal dismissal.

Illegal Recruitment in Large Scale: What the Supreme Court Looks At

A 1997 Supreme Court ruling clarifies what makes illegal recruitment "large scale" and why victim testimony alone can secure a conviction.

Illegal Recruitment in Large Scale: Elements and Penalties Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains what makes illegal recruitment "large scale" and why it amounts to economic sabotage.

Navigating Illegal Recruitment: Understanding Your Rights and Risks in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts define illegal recruitment, the penalties for large-scale offenses, and practical tips to avoid scams.

Illegal Recruitment and Estafa in the Philippines: Key Lessons from a Supreme Court Case

Learn how Philippine courts handle illegal recruitment and estafa, and what job seekers must know to avoid scams.

Navigating Illegal Recruitment: Protecting Yourself From Scams and Fraud

The Supreme Court affirms that illegal recruitment in large scale is economic sabotage. Learn how to spot and avoid overseas employment scams.

Police Power vs Individual Rights: Regulating OFW Deployment

The Supreme Court upholds the Artist Record Book requirement for performing artists bound abroad as a valid exercise of police power.

Judicial Delay Consequences for Judges and the Right to a Speedy Trial in the Philippines

A Supreme Court ruling on judge liability for trial delays and the constitutional right to speedy trial in the Philippines.