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Breach of Contract: Enforceability of Employment Contracts Absent Actual Deployment

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on whether a perfected employment contract binds parties even without actual deployment, and which court has jurisdiction over breach claims.

Deception and Deployment: Understanding Illegal Recruitment and Estafa in Philippine Law

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies how illegal recruitment in large scale differs from estafa, and why both can apply to the same fraudulent scheme.

Seafarer Breach Before Boarding: Damages Despite No Employer-Employee Relationship

Philippine Supreme Court rules a seafarer can claim damages for unjustified non-deployment even without employer-employee relationship.

Overseas Recruitment Agencies: Solidary Liability for Deployed Workers

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on recruitment agencies' joint and solidary liability for overseas workers' unpaid wages and deployment violations.

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.