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JOSE EMMANUEL G. HERNANDEZ
Founding Partner University of the Philippines College of Law 2002 Bachelor of Laws Email: jose.hernadez@gsmhlaw.com
Telephone: (+632) 8511.0908, 8511.0925, 8805.0002 to 0004 Available also on online conferencing via
MSTeams, Zoom, Webex and Skype @ jose.hernandez@gsmhlaw.com |
Mr. Hernandez specializes in intra-corporate disputes and handles several high-profile litigation involving top corporations in the country, complex civil, commercial and criminal litigation, arbitration, intellectual property enforcement, and appellate practice. He has extensive experience and exposure before administrative and quasi-judicial bodies and in all levels of Philippine courts. Mr. Hernandez has appeared before the Supreme Court en banc.
Mr. Hernadez was also a rapporteur for various international conferences in human rights, democracy, development, security and security-sector reform. He was also a technical consultant to the Millennium Challenge Account-Philippines Threshold Program-Technical Assistance Project where he designed substantive law training programs for Ombudsman investigators and prosecutors on “life-style checks” and contract and procurement fraud, among others. He pushed for the development and was the managing editor of the Ombudsman Desk Reference for Investigation and Prosecution. Mr. Hernandez was also a consultant of the Integrity Project, a USAID funded program that supported initiatives to enhance the anti-corruption capabilities of the Office of the Ombudsman, Commission on Audit and the Department of Justice. He is likewise a member of the New York State Bar.
Mr. Hernadez was also a rapporteur for various international conferences in human rights, democracy, development, security and security-sector reform. He was also a technical consultant to the Millennium Challenge Account-Philippines Threshold Program-Technical Assistance Project where he designed substantive law training programs for Ombudsman investigators and prosecutors on “life-style checks” and contract and procurement fraud, among others. He pushed for the development and was the managing editor of the Ombudsman Desk Reference for Investigation and Prosecution. Mr. Hernandez was also a consultant of the Integrity Project, a USAID funded program that supported initiatives to enhance the anti-corruption capabilities of the Office of the Ombudsman, Commission on Audit and the Department of Justice. He is likewise a member of the New York State Bar.
