Fur parents offered legal aid over outrage
'Pets are cherished members of the household, and the callous disregard shown in this incident has no place in a civilized society.'
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Marinduque gov files graft raps over P1.5-B legal fee deal
Marinduque Governor Melecio Go has filed criminal and administrative complaints with the Office of the Ombudsman against a former vice governor and eight…
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Asia-Pacific legal experts meet in Cebu
Asia-Pacific legal experts and environmental advocates met in Cebu City to strengthen biodiversity protection, expand access to environmental justice and build…
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Beyond Bar Exams
A legal education must challenge students to think critically, articulate arguments, confront opposing views, and defend their conclusions.
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DivinaLaw brings free legal aid to OFWs
DivinaLaw provided free legal consultations to overseas Filipino workers in Roppongi, Tokyo, on 24 October as part of its 20th anniversary activities. Led by…
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DivinaLaw offers free legal consultations for OFWs in Japan
Philippine law firm DivinaLaw is bringing its Dulog Legal outreach program to Tokyo, Japan, on 24 October, offering free legal consultations to overseas…
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BuCor chief praises First Lady’s legal aid, prison reform backing
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos visits New Bilibid Prison in a historic first, joining over 200 volunteer lawyers in providing free legal assistance and…
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Liza backs digital legal services
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos welcomes the nationwide launch of eNotarization at the Twala Legal Tech Forum 2026, highlighting how digital innovation can…
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Marinduque contests $25-M legal fee
The Marinduque provincial government has asked the Supreme Court to review a Court of Appeals ruling upholding a 25-percent contingency fee worth about $25…
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Where real justice begins
What happens when a person needs to correct a legal document but simply cannot afford the process?
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Family seeks DOJ action on nine-year Samar murder case delay
The family of Enrique Manas Sr. asks Acting Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida to act on a murder case stalled since 2017 despite a DOJ directive.
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Easter: Call to justice
We are often asked to interpret rules, settle disputes, or enforce accountability. But we are also called to be instruments of healing.
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