FULL-SERVICE
LAW FIRM
IN THE PHILIPPINES
Welcome to
and Associates
We are a full service law firm strategically located in one of the rising business centers in the Philippines, Bonifacio Global City, providing modern practice of law. The firm engages in corporate, tax, labor , and real estate for foreign and local companies and individuals doing business in the Philippines. We work with small, medium sized, and multinational companies to advise on inbound foreign investment. The versatility to handle the most complex transactions have earned us long-term business partnerships and relationships.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We aim to provide exceptional legal service to our diverse clients, apply legal expertise to resolve our clients most significant legal needs and avoid disruption to our clients business.
Corporate Law
Our strong corporate practice enables us to resolve issues on corporate governance that confront businesses today.
Taxation
Our tax group has handled an array of tax issues to help our clients achieve their tax objectives
Litigation
Our litigation lawyers come with trial experience and negotiating skills whether it be in a courtroom, negotiating table or mitigating risks to avoid litigation.
Family Law
Our family lawyers will assist you on your legal inquiries, with utmost confidentiality, on annulment, legal separation, child support, and other matters relating to family law.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
LEGAL ARTICLES
President Rodrigo Duterte has finally signed into law yesterday the proposed national budget for 2019, while vetoing the ₱95.3 billion budget allocation for the programs/projects of the DPWH (Department of Public Works and Highways). The total budget allocation is estimated to be ₱3.757 trillion.
Health Secretary Francisco Duque III assures that the Department of Health (DOH) has enough funds to implement the Universal Health Care (UHC) Law this year. He stated that P254.8 billion has been allotted for the first year of implementation of the new law, a slight shift from his initial estimate of P257 billion last February 21.
Back in December 2016, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) expressed their desire to abolish the practice of contracting and sub-contracting, better known as “Endo.” The “Endo” practice has been strongly opposed by President Rodrigo Duterte, whose 2016 campaign promise to prohibit “Endo” remains to be seen.
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