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Law firms in Mandaluyong City

3 AMLC-registered firms have an office in Mandaluyong City that LAW.PH checked on the firm’s own website. Each entry shows the office address, the practice areas the firm publishes, and how to reach it.

Firms listed here
3
Practice areas covered
11
Earliest founding year
2019

What firms in Mandaluyong City practise

Counts are firms in Mandaluyong City that list the area on their own website. Each link opens every checked firm in that area, in any city.

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Firms with an office in Mandaluyong City

Details last checked September 27, 2026. Confirm them with the firm before you visit or send documents.

  1. Jose Antonio Aliling & Associates

    Mandaluyong office

    Full-service Mandaluyong law office that practises as ACUBELAW.

    Lee Gardens Commercial Unit 2B, Lee Gardens, Lee Street, Barangay Addition Hills, Mandaluyong City, Philippines
    Facebook page ↗Full profile

  2. Palarca and Baluyut Law Offices

    Founded 2019Mandaluyong office

    Full-service Mandaluyong law firm set up by Attys. Jose Miguel C. Palarca and Cesar M. Baluyut, with about 40 lawyers, paralegals and staff handling corporate, litigation, labor, immigration and IP work.

    • Corporate and M&A
    • Litigation and disputes
    • Labor and employment
    • Tax
    • Intellectual property
    • Banking and finance
    • Energy and infrastructure
    • Immigration
    No. 07 Pioneer Street corner Sheridan Street, Barangay Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila, 1550, Philippines
    pblaw.ph ↗Full profile

  3. Puno and Puno Law Offices

    Ortigas office

    • Corporate and M&A
    • Litigation and disputes
    • Labor and employment
    • Tax
    • Intellectual property
    • Technology and data privacy
    • Banking and finance
    • Real estate and construction
    • Energy and infrastructure
    • Immigration
    • Civil and family law
    33rd Floor, The Podium West Tower, 12 ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong City 1550, Philippines
    punolaw.com ↗Full profile
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