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Many physicians describe EMRs as one of the greatest contributors to administrative burden and burnout. What was designed to improve healthcare can sometimes…
Parañaque City marked MSME Day by empowering entrepreneurs with digital skills, cybersecurity awareness, financial literacy and social media marketing…
Japan is pouring P61.3 billion into the Philippines’ shipbuilding and electronics sectors after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s talks with top firms in Tokyo,…
A South Korean court orders the union to ensure any strike did not disrupt production.
Rodrigo Duterte’s lawyer Nicholas Kaufman slams the ICC’s confirmation of crimes against humanity charges, asking ‘Where’s the evidence?’ and questioning the…
The Philippine government highlights BPO, semiconductor manufacturing, and renewable energy as key job drivers, with Finance Secretary Frederick Go emphasizing…
The Supreme Court affirms the DOJ’s Circular 015, series of 2024, raising the evidence standard in preliminary investigations to prima facie, aiming to…
The Philippine National Police will implement new protocols on handling social media evidence following a Supreme Court ruling that set guideposts for proving…
The 1Bataan Semicon and Electronics Summit 2025 gathers industry, government, and academe in Balanga City to discuss technology, jobs, and investment…
The Supreme Court has approved the 2025 amendments to Rule 138 of the Rules of Court, institutionalizing electronic and regionalized bar examinations as the…
The Court left no room for doubt: what appears on your screen can stand in court, but only if it’s properly proven.
Even with the shift to electronic filing, the service of pleadings and other submissions to opposing parties remains bound by the Rules of Court.
The Bureau of Fire Protection says that of the 2,307 fire incidents that happened between 1 January to 27 February 2025, 625 incidents were caused by…
The Supreme Court has ruled that online chat logs and videos are admissible as evidence in criminal cases, a landmark decision impacting privacy rights. This…