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How to Terminate Employment Legally with Honor and Dignity
₱2,180.00For Businessmen, Company owners, HR Managers, and Line Managers who are losing a lot of money due to employees’ serious misconduct, insubordination, fraud, breach of trust and crimes & offenses involving drugs, alcohol, illicit sex and immoral relationships in the workplace.
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How to File and Handle Cases of Illegal Dismissal with Honor and Dignity
₱2,250.00For victims of employers’ abuses of management prerogatives of hiring and firing, constructive dismissals, termination without just or authorized cause or without due process. This book is a weapon of self-defense against unfair labor practices resulting to illegal dismissals.
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88 Hours before the Bar Exams
₱980.00The Ultimate Weapon before going to war, the most effective instrument for conquering Bar Questions
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The 8 Secrets for Success in Leading and Managing People Through (Book Two)
₱1,750.00The 8 Secrets for Success in Leading and Managing People Through Book Two
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The 8 Secrets for Success in Leading and Managing People Through (Book One)
₱1,780.00The 8 Secrets for Success in Leading and Managing People Through Book One
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The Ultimate Compendium of Labor Laws and Cases
₱1,850.00The Ultimate Compendium of Labor Laws and Cases (2020)
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The Ultimate Philippine Labor Relations Compendium (Volume 2)
₱2,980.00 – ₱3,150.00This book is largely an analysis and criticque of the present Labor Relations legal framework, which is heavily copied from the US model of compulsory arbitration, and is essentially confrontational, adversarial, legalistic and dilatory. The Philippine is an Asian country and the philosophies, principles and procedures of US labor relations laws are alien to the culture of Asian people.
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The Ultimate Philippine Labor Relations Compendium (Volume 1)
₱2,080.00This book is largely an analysis and critique of the present Labor Relations legal framework, which is heavily copied from the US model of compulsory arbitration, and is essentially confrontational, adversarial, legalistic and dilatory. The Philippines is an Asian country and the philosophies, principles and procedures of US labor relations laws are alien to the culture of Asian people.
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The Ultimate Compendium in Legal and Judicial Ethics
₱1,980.00Human society demands from all lawyers very high ethical standards. Both the Integrated Bar and the Supreme Court impose very stringent sanctions on unethical behavior, even in their personal and family life. The life of a lawyer is expected by others to be over and above the standards of the average members of the human community.
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The Ultimate Labor Law Review Compendium for Bar Excellence
₱1,950.00 – ₱2,250.00Considering that all Bar Examinees have limited time, and have limited attention span, and there are a myriad of laws and decisions to read, it is important, nay necessary that they must be imbued with enough common sense to focus on the essential few, which are distilled and chosen by men of vast experience with the gift of discernment and wisdom.
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Business Organizations (Partnerships & Corporations)
₱780.00Business Organizations (Partnerships & Corporations)
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Property: Pointers and Cases
₱660.00It is said that Property is challenging or simply complicated. This led me to compile my notes, using as template the 2020 Bar syllabus, in an attempt to make a convenient resource material or alternative handbook to better appreciate Property. This led me to compile my notes, using as template the 2020 Bar syllabus, in an attempt to make a convenient resource material or alternative handbook to better appreciate Property.
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Reviewer in Procedure and Evidence Gov. Phil. Shari’a Courts
₱540.00The first edition of this book was entitled “Reviewer in Islamic Procedure and Evidence.” My decision to name the work as such was due to the fact that one of the tests in the Philippine Shari’a bar is called “Islamic Procedure and Evidence.”
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Special Rules of Procedure Governing Philippine Shari’a Courts Annotated
₱1,180.00The amendments of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure by the Supreme Court of the Philippines effective May 1, 2020 and the passage of Republic Act No. 11054 otherwise known as the Bangsamoro Organic Law call for the revision of this humble work. There were substantial changes in the rules of pleading and in the jurisdiction of the Shari’a courts brought about such issuances. In addition, I have expanded the annotations of the Special Rules to minimize the reader’s effort in referring back to the provisions of the Rules of Court.
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Rules of Civil Procedure Annotated
₱1,980.00The promulgation by the Supreme Court of A.M. No. 19‐10‐20‐SC on October 15, 2019, amending Rules 6 to 35 of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure, which becomes effective on May 1, 2020, necessitates the updating and revision of this work. In so doing, new legislations and Supreme Court circulars affecting it were also taken into consideration. The citations are enriched with more than a thousand cases from the last two decades to aid the reader for further research and to ensure that relevant rules and procedural principles cited are still good.
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Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure Annotated
₱1,950.00This edition is revised, improved, and updated. In updating this edition, the pertinent provisions of A.M. No. 21-06-08-SC, June 29, 2021 (Rules on the Use of Body-Worn Cameras in the Execution of Warrants), A.M. No. 03-03-03-SC, Nov. 19, 2021 (Expansion of Jurisdiction of Special Commercial Courts), A.M. No. 08-8-7-SC, March 1, 2022 otherwise known as Rules on Expedited Procedures in the First Level Courts (REPFLC), A.M. No. 10-3-10-SC (2020 Revised Rules of Procedure for Intellectual Property Rights) and Department Circular No. 020 (Policy on Pro-Active Involvement of Prosecutors in Case Build-Up) as well as recent congressional legislations and other relevant issuances and decisions of the Supreme Court were taken into consideration. The citations are enriched to aid the reader in his or her further research.
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Marriage Between Tax and Technology
₱1,380.00Marriage Between Tax and Technology (2023) by Atty. Josephine G. Gomez, LLM
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Natural Law and the Limits of Judicial Power
₱820.00 – ₱980.00Natural law (or its intellectual tradition) plays an inherent function within the Philippine constitutional system and yet such is either misunderstood or denied outright.
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No Easy Days: Selected Essays on Law, Life, and Covid
₱780.00 – ₱920.00In a way, this book – a compilation of selected articles from my BusinessWorld column Being Right covering the period 2018 to March 2021 – is like a journal, depicting a humanity creeping towards the upheaval and shock that is the coronavirus.
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A Guide to Inquest Proceedings
₱880.00This exemplary book which aims to institutionalize the electronic filing of inquest cases in courts and to eliminate bond requirement for cases under the regulations on summary procedure during fortuitous event is truly commendable and timely.
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Constitutional Law: The State and Branches of Government
₱2,080.00After accomplishing “Constitutional Law: the Fundamental Powers of the State and Bill of Rights”, and the opportunity given to me by Centralbooks, I immediately started writing, as Dean Jun Magsalin would describe it, on the Structure and Powers of the Government.
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Constitutional Law: The Fundamental Powers of the State and Bill of Rights
₱1,580.00The Constitution, aside from being the supreme law, is continuously animated with the times. Although the fundamental powers of the State and the Bill of Rights have remained constant, the interpretations of the laws pertaining to the rights of persons face constant positive change and dynamism.
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The Law on Public Officers
₱1,450.00While the general notion of Public Office is that of public trust, a much nuanced understanding of legal concepts is necessary to further understand the over-all functions of Public Office and the roles and actions of the Public Officer, from appointment or election, the commencement of official relations, the duties and responsibilities appurtenant to the office, and up to the cessation of official relations.
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Philippine Government and the Constitution
₱1,280.00This work constitutes as an abridged follow-up to my books on Constitutional Law, in order to address its demand for senior high school and collegiate textbooks on the Philippine Government and the Constitution. -
Obligations and Contracts: Simplified (College Edition)
₱1,150.00Obligations and Contracts: Simplified (College Edition)
by: Atty. Ronaldo F. Flores
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Obligations and Contracts (With Selected Cases and Bar Questions)
₱1,480.00This book is divided into two general divisions: 1) Obligations and 2) Contracts, (with some discussion on Natural Obligations and Estoppel).
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Last Minute Bar Reviewer: Syllabus-Based 2019 Bar Reviewer
₱780.00Last Minute Bar Reviewer: Syllabus-Based 2019 Bar Reviewer
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Bar Review Guide to Criminal Law
₱1,150.00With this fast-paced and ever-evolving change, there is a need to update and revise this book.
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The Local Government Code Reviewer
₱2,280.00The Local Government Code Reviewer by Atty. Erwin M. Enad is a timely and significant contribution to the understanding of local government law and its related principles.
