Learn Philippine Law
Every doctrine arrives as a picture before it arrives as a provision — a comic strip, then an animation, then the codal text it was explaining all along.
Years
4
8 semesters
Units
135
10 elective
Per term
18 wks
18 hrs per unit
Bar
3 days
essays only
How a lesson works
The same four beats in every subject and every year, so your attention goes to the doctrine rather than to the format.
- BEAT 110 min
Panel
A four-panel Taglish comic states a real dilemma and stops before the answer. You vote first.
- BEAT 245 min
Provision
An animation runs the rule as a machine — a timeline scrubs, a tree lights up, a pie splits. Then the codal text, read aloud.
- BEAT 365 min
Problem
Three hypotheticals, easy to bar-hard, answered in essay form. The hardest is always a past bar question, unedited.
- BEAT 410 min
Proof
A five-item check, then the week’s cards enter spaced repetition and resurface on the algorithm’s schedule.
Lessons ready now
6 full lessons — comic strip, mechanism, problems and a check, about twenty minutes each. No account needed.
Attempted, frustrated, consummated
“Binaril niya pero hindi tinamaan. Ano ang kaso?”
One act, three possible crimes. The line between them is not how bad the outcome was — it is how far the offender got before something outside his will stopped him.
Open lessonWhen an arrest without a warrant holds
“Pwede ba nila akong arestuhin nang walang warrant?”
Three narrow situations, and one rule students reverse: the arrest justifies the search, never the other way round.
Open lessonWhich court, and what has to happen first
“Saang korte ako magsasampa?”
Jurisdiction is set by law and by the allegations in the complaint — never by where it is convenient to sue. File in the wrong one and years of work evaporate.
Open lessonThe same land, sold twice
“Dalawang beses naibenta ang lupa. Sino ang panalo?”
Not the first buyer, not the one who paid more. Article 1544 runs a race, and good faith is the only way to finish it.
Open lessonJust cause is only half the case
“Tinanggal ako sa chat. Legal ba 'yon?”
Philippine law asks two questions about every dismissal, and an employer can lose on either one. This is the lesson students most often answer with only half of.
Open lessonImmediate resignation and the final pay
“Nag-resign ako agad. Pwede bang hindi ibigay ang final pay ko?”
The 30-day notice is real, and so is the employer's remedy for skipping it. Forfeiting wages is not that remedy.
Open lessonThe four-year path
Read a rule, apply it to facts, prove it under the rules of evidence, then practice it in front of a judge. Open a year for its full course list and the lessons written for it — or see all 49 courses on one page.
Learn to read a provision — its elements, its exceptions, and the difference between what it says and what people assume it says.
Turn rules into outcomes — money owed, days counted, shares divided — and meet procedure early enough to use it.
Procedure, evidence and the ethics of both — plus the first live clients, under supervision.
Trial work, drafting and teaching it back — the year the student stops being an audience.
Practice
All of it is open — no account needed. Signing in only decides where the record is kept: your account, or this browser.
Flashcards
Spaced repetition. Doctrine on the front, case and citation on the back.
Quiz
Four-choice questions with instant feedback. A check on your reading, not a rehearsal for the Bar.
Essay practice
Fact patterns with model answers — the format the Bar actually asks in. Generating one needs an account.
Mock exam
Timed simulation weighted to the real subject distribution.
Review deck
Everything you got wrong or flagged, queued until you get it right.
Progress
Streak, mastery and accuracy, down to your weakest topics.
13th-month pay
Compute it with the formula shown.
Separation pay
Every rate, and which one applies.
Myth busters
What people believe, and what the law says.
Everyday questions
Plain-language answers, fully cited.
What the Bar asks
Six groupings over 3 days, 20 essay questions each at 5% a question, and no multiple choice at all. Mock exams here are weighted to match.
Weights follow Bar Bulletin No. 1 for the 2025 Bar. They have moved between cycles — check the current Bulletin before planning a review calendar around them.
A study path, not legal advice, and not an accredited program. Course structure follows the LEB model curriculum for the basic law program; provisions, rules and thresholds named here must be checked against the current text before you rely on them. Statutes get renumbered, jurisdictional amounts get raised, and rules of procedure are revised more often than syllabi.