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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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The Four-Fold Test in Philippine Labor Law: A Guide to Employment Status

Learn how the four-fold test determines employee status in the Philippines, with insights from a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Project Employees Remain Non-Regular Despite Repeated Rehiring: Herma Shipyard Case

Supreme Court clarifies that project employees performing necessary tasks and repeatedly rehired do not automatically become regular employees.

Due Process for Casual Employees: Security of Tenure in Philippine Civil Service

The Supreme Court clarifies that casual government employees enjoy security of tenure and cannot be dismissed without cause and due process.

Administrative Accountability: When Can You File a Complaint Against a Philippine Court Employee

Learn when a complaint against court personnel prospers or fails, based on the Supreme Court ruling in Mikrostar Industrial Corporation v. Mabalot.

Workplace Misconduct: Striking Subordinates and Maintaining Decorum in the Judiciary

Supreme Court ruling on a supervisor who struck a subordinate, emphasizing decorum and discipline in the judiciary.

Piece-Rate Workers Can Be Regular Employees: The Lambo v. NLRC Ruling

How the Supreme Court ruled that piece-rate tailors are regular employees entitled to full labor rights under Philippine law.