Posts by AJA Law
Financial Scams on the Rise: Fraud-Proof your Financial Account through AFASA
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AJA Law
Acknowledging the need to protect the public from cybercriminals and criminal syndicates who exploit financial accounts for fraudulent activities, the government enacted the Republic Act No. 12010, otherwise known as the Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act (“AFASA”) which regulates the use of financial accounts and prevents their use in fraudulent activities.
Your Rights in the Skies: Legal Remedies to Common Airline Passenger Issues
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AJA Law
Traveling is an adventure, but unexpected challenges like lost luggage or delayed flights can quickly turn excitement into frustration. Fortunately, Philippine laws and international agreements offer remedies to protect passengers and ensure fair compensation. Know your rights and travel with confidence!
Premature Campaigning in the Philippines: A Closer Look at the Loopholes and Legal Challenges
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AJA Law
The proliferation of pre-campaign activities, such as posters, television appearances, and social media promotions, raises concerns about premature campaigning, a practice that circumvents election laws to gain an advantage before the regulated campaign period. Learn more about relevant laws and rules on this.
Shop Smart, Stay Protected: Your Rights Under the Consumer Act This Holiday Season
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AJA Law
The holiday rush is here! But don’t let defective products, misleading promos, or scams turn your cheer into jeer. By understanding your rights under the Consumer Act of the Philippines, you can shop confidently and hold sellers accountable when things go wrong.
Four Years of AJA Law: Giving Back Through Stories and Community Connections with CANVAS.ph
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AJA Law
AJA Law, in collaboration with CANVAS (@canvasph.art), proudly celebrated our 4th Anniversary and continued our advocacy for education by donating books to San Isidro Elementary School and Tuloy Foundation, fostering curiosity, creativity, and a love for learning among young minds. These meaningful events, filled with storytelling, art workshops, and shared aspirations, highlight the power of books to inspire and strengthen communities.
Understanding Grave Threats Under Philippine Law: A Look at Article 282 of the Revised Penal Code
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AJA Law
Article 282 of our Revised Penal Code treats grave threats seriously—protecting life, honor, and property of a person and their family. Our laws underscore the importance of protecting individuals from threats that may not yet involve actual violence but are still designed to instill fear, cause distress, or coerce someone into compliance. Learn more about how our laws safeguard us from intimidation and harm.
Work Suspensions in the Private Sector: Weathering the Storm Safely under Labor Advisory No. 17-2022
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AJA Law
With clear wage guidelines and safety measures in place, Labor Advisory No. 17-2022 helps create a safer, more compassionate workplace for all. In light of recent weather disturbances, it’s essential for both employers and employees to understand their rights and responsibilities.
Legally Designed: Why Licensed Architects are Key to your Building projects
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AJA Law
As we honor your contributions, we also want to emphasize the importance of engaging licensed architects to ensure compliance with legal standards. Remember, only registered professionals can prepare, sign, and seal architectural documents, safeguarding not just your projects but also your investments. Thank you for your hard work and commitment to excellence!
The 2025 Philippine Midterm Elections: What You Need to Know
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AJA Law
As the 2025 midterm elections approach, it’s more important than ever to make your voice heard! With technology playing a bigger role in elections, new guidelines are in place to ensure transparency and security. By making informed choices, we contribute to a better future for all Filipinos.
Set the Record Straight: How to Legally Correct Errors in Your Birth Certificate
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AJA Law
Act No. 9048 (R.A. No. 9048) as amended by Republic Act No. 10172 (R.A. No. 10172) allows for the change or correction of entries in the civil register by the concerned city or municipal civil registrar or consul general without going through the lengthy judicial process.