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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “notice to counsel”

Timely Filing of Motions: Why Service on Counsel Matters in Philippine Courts

Learn how the Supreme Court clarified that notice to counsel, not the party, determines the timeliness of motions in Philippine litigation.

When Notice to Counsel Binds the Client: Due Process in Philippine Administrative Law

A Supreme Court ruling explains why notice to a deputized counsel binds the government client, and what this means for due process and finality of judgments.

Finality of Judgments: Understanding Motions for Reconsideration in Philippine Labor Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when a second motion for reconsideration may be allowed, emphasizing finality of judgments and notice to counsel rules.

Service of Court Decisions: When Notice to a Party Trumps Notice to Counsel

Philippine Commercial International Bank v. Court of Appeals clarifies when service of a CIAC decision on a party, not counsel, starts the appeal period.

Notice to Counsel Counts for Appeal Deadlines in NLRC Cases

Supreme Court rules that receipt of NLRC resolution by counsel, not the party, starts the 60-day period for filing certiorari with the Court of Appeals.