Women-led professional partnership in San Juan City offering dispute handling, legal advice and document drafting to individuals and businesses throughout the Philippines.
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PH-LF-0045 · AMLC-listed law firm
Bulaon-Bulaon Law Office
Details checked September 27, 2026San Juan City
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San Juan office
4/F Textron Building, 168 Luna Mencias St., Addition Hills, San Juan City, 1500, Metro Manila, Philippines
San Juan City · Metro ManilaOpen in Google Maps ↗- Website
- bulaonlawoffice.com ↗
- Telephone
- +63 2 8425 5032
- Commercial law
- Corporate law
- Civil law
- Intellectual property law
- Labor law
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San Juan office
4/F Textron Building, 168 Luna Mencias St., Addition Hills, San Juan City, 1500, Metro Manila, Philippines
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- Source category
- Lawyers / Law Firms
- AMLC institution code
- 084000295000000000
- Registration update due
- May 18, 2028
- Source name
- BULAON-BULAON LAW OFFICE
- Directory coverage
- Philippines
- Profile status
- Source-listed · Public details separately checked
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