ACCRALAW’s IFLR1000 Rankings for 2025
ACCRALAW was once again recognized by IFLR1000 as among the leading law firms in its 2025 rankings.
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ACCRALAW was once again recognized by IFLR1000 as among the leading law firms in its 2025 rankings.
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ACCRALAW is proud to have contributed the Philippine chapter to the Global Legal Insights – Fintech 2025, published by the London-based Global Legal Group.
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From the bold kick of Batangas barako coffee to the sweet tang of Davao’s pomelo, the rich crunch but smooth texture of Bicol’s pili nuts, and the world-famous Guimaras mangoes, dubbed as the sweetest mangoes in the world, the Philippines is home to a remarkable variety of products shaped by its rich land, diverse climate, and colorful tradition.
As work is no longer tethered to place, the law is compelled to keep pace. Philippine immigration law is now evolving to reflect the realities of a borderless and digitized world, recognizing the diverse ways by which individuals move, work, and establish connections across borders.
It is now standard for employers to automatically credit the salaries of their employees to their respective bank accounts. In this digital world, gone are the days when employers handed out cash or checks and required employees to sign physical pay slips.
Proof or it didn’t happen! New ruling on proof of payment Read More »
The Capital Markets Efficiency Promotion Act (“CMEPA”) took effect on 1 July 2025 following its complete publication. CMEPA was passed in recognition that the financial sector plays a significant role in the long-term growth of the national economy. A key policy consideration of this law is to allow our capital markets to develop as efficiently
Implementing Rules of CMEPA – A spring within its source? Read More »
ACCRALAW Senior Associate Roilan Rigil Kent A. Alonzo and Associate Louise Michiko B. Lokin were featured in the 2nd Issue of the 98th Volume of the Philippine Law Journal.
Does a person have to be a unit-owner in order to be qualified to serve as a member of the board of directors of a condominium corporation? The answer was clarified in the recent case of Rodriguez v. Pastorfide (G.R. No. 256648, 24 February 2025).
Nothing more than a representative: On unit ownership and condo boards Read More »
The Philippine Institute of Construction Arbitrators and Mediators (“PICAM”) held the First PICAM Construction Arbitration Moot Competition from 14 to 15 July at the University of the Philippines BGC Campus. Eight law schools from different parts of the country fielded well-prepared moot teams for this momentous event.
Schools are not just centers of academic instruction. Years spent in school play a vital role in shaping a child’s character.
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