Registering Your Business in Bacolod (2026)
A guide to SEC, BIR, and Mayor’s Permit registration Every founder we sit down with starts the same way: “I just need help with the paperwork.” By the end of the first
A guide to SEC, BIR, and Mayor’s Permit registration Every founder we sit down with starts the same way: “I just need help with the paperwork.” By the end of the first
You did everything right. You picked a name, checked that it wasn’t taken, paid the filing fee, and waited. Then an email — or a login to eDocFile — showed you a
You found a good deal. Someone could no longer keep up with their monthly payments on a house, a lot, or a condominium unit, so they offered it to you at a
Under Philippine labor law, illegal dismissal occurs when an employer terminates an employee’s services without a valid legal ground (substantive due process) or without complying with the legally mandated procedure (procedural due
If you inherited a property, protect it before it’s too late Here are the critical legal steps to secure your inherited property so you do not risk losing it to adverse claimants
A trust is a legal and fiduciary relationship where one person holds the legal title to a property, while another person holds the equitable ownership and receives its benefits. There are three
Collecting debts in the Philippines should be done legally to avoid counterclaims. Here are the lawyer-approved steps to collect a debt from someone. 1. Extrajudicial Demand Before initiating a lawsuit, the creditor
1. Definition and Purpose It allows natural or juridical persons of member countries to file international trademark registrations through their respective local trademark offices (acting as the office of origin), which then
Based on the legal framework for intellectual property, here is a comprehensive overview of the key concepts surrounding trademarks: A trademark is any distinctive word, name, symbol, emblem, sign, or device (or
Key Considerations in Property Rights for Overseas Filipinos Types of Property and Ownership Issues Under the law, properties are primarily classified into two main types based on their mobility: immovable (real) property