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  1. Smile, you’re on candid Customs

    Smile, you’re on candid Customs

    An opinion piece examines a Supreme Court ruling requiring a multinational company to pay P39 million in deficiency customs duties, VAT, surcharges and…

  2. CHIEF Justice Rodil V. Zalameda

    CJ reminds peers on rulings’ impact

    The impact is sometimes immediate and visible — when a person regains liberty, a family recovers property, or a victim obtains redress.

  3. Financial support

    Financial support

    Atty. Nico A. Antonio explains why a father's failure to provide sufficient financial support may not automatically constitute psychological violence under…

  4. SC raps app abuses

    SC raps app abuses

    The Supreme Court ruled that a foreign tech firm's Manila-based manager was an employee despite being classified as a contractor, ordering compensation for…

  5. ASSOCIATE Justice Alfredo Benjamin S. Caguioa

    Double birth simulation conviction struck down

    The Supreme Court acquitted Benito A. Somo in a birth simulation case, ruling that the offense requires proof of criminal intent and that punishing the same…

  6. ASSOCIATE Justice Maria Filomena D. Singh

    SC: Appeals cannot block foreclosure

    The Supreme Court ruled that appealing an extrajudicial foreclosure or challenging a writ of possession does not stop the buyer of foreclosed property from…

  7. RODIL Zalameda has been sworn in as the 28th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at Malacañang on Monday.The oath-taking marks a transition in the leadership of the judiciary, with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stressing the need to address case backlogs, expedite the resolution of cases and uphold public trust in the country's legal system.

    Zalameda takes oath; becomes 28th Chief Justice

    Rodil V. Zalameda has officially assumed office as the Philippines’ 28th Chief Justice after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. administered his ceremonial oath at…

  8. Royalties

    Royalties

    A legal advice column explains the Supreme Court’s ruling in FILSCAP v. Anrey Inc. that restaurants and other establishments may be required to pay separate…

  9. Marcos redux

    Marcos redux

    What’s pathetic is the attempt to massage the numbers. Malacañang announced that a historic 9.7-percent poverty rate was achieved ahead of the 2028 target.

  10. ATTY. Romulo B. Macalintal

    Macalintal seeks BSKE reset reconsideration

    Election lawyer Romulo B. Macalintal plans to ask the Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling upholding Republic Act 12126, which postponed the Barangay and…

  11. Actual five-year cohabitation necessary

    Actual five-year cohabitation necessary

    The presumption that a man and a woman deporting themselves as husband and wife is based on the approximation of the requirements of the law.

  12. Hold the money

    Hold the money

    A Supreme Court ruling has denied a realty firm’s claim for additional interest on funds frozen by the government for nearly two decades, holding that the…

  13. Chief Justice Zalameda

    Chief Justice Zalameda

    His appointment would certainly be welcomed by his colleagues and would not generate any case of imbroglio and dissension within the Supreme Court.

  14. Culture of excellence

    Culture of excellence

    By the time CJ Zalameda retires, it will be a different world, with technology evolving rapidly every day.