An Arbitration Agreement in the Philippines is an agreement by the parties to submit to arbitration all or certain disputes which have arisen or which may arise between them in respect of a defined legal relationship, whether cont...
IPOPHL registration means that IP rights are recognized and can be protected from trademark infringement through administrative or court cases with better success...
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) collects Trademark Statistics in the Philippines as part of its function of overseeing trademarks...
Trademark infringement in the Philippines is any violation of any rights of the registered owner of a Mark under the law on Trademarks of the Intellectual Property Code, other applicable Intellectual Property Laws, and the acts en...
A domestic corporation in the Philippines, also known as a limited liability company or corporation (LLC), offers several key advantages for businesses...
Making sure to understand the legal framework for business registration in the Philippines is important for ensuring a smooth and successful application...
Foundations and non-profit organizations play a crucial role in the Philippines, serving as vehicles for charitable, religious, educational, cultural, and social welfare initiatives...
Having two Philippine birth certificates usually requires a court case to be filed by a lawyer on behalf of the person involved...
A overview of Philippine Trademarks, with a discuss on the benefits, rights, registration and maintenance of a registered mark...
Philippine courts can challenge an invalid Arbitration Agreement and provide some reliefs...
