Lawphil

The Lawphil Project, initiated by the Arellano Law Foundation through its Information Technology Center, serves as a cornerstone in legal education and accessibility in the Philippines. As a non-stock, non-profit institution, the foundation is dedicated to the mission of making legal knowledge readily available to all sectors of society, not just the legal community. The Lawphil Project focuses on digitizing a comprehensive range of legal documents, including Philippine laws, statutes, jurisprudence, presidential decrees, executive orders, and administrative orders.

By providing these resources online, the project aims to simplify the complexities of law and enhance public understanding of legal matters. With a commitment to transparency and education, the Lawphil Project empowers individuals to navigate the legal landscape more confidently, reinforcing the foundation's vision of accessible justice for all. Whether for academic use, professional reference, or personal knowledge, Lawphil stands as an essential tool for anyone seeking reliable legal information in the Philippines