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Law firms in Manila

4 AMLC-registered firms have an office in Manila 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
4
Practice areas covered
11
Earliest founding year
2017

What firms in Manila practise

Counts are firms in Manila 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 Manila

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

  1. KCJ Law Office

    Manila office

    Manila law office that says it has served clients in Manila and nearby cities for more than a decade.

    4D, 4th Floor, Osmeña Building, 1991 A. Mabini Street, Manila, Philippines
    Facebook page ↗Full profile
  2. King and Graido Law

    Manila office

    Philippine law firm in Binondo, Manila serving offshore companies, local businesses and individuals on corporate, regulatory, tax, family, real estate and litigation matters.

    • Corporate and M&A
    • Litigation and disputes
    • Tax
    • Real estate and construction
    • Civil and family law
    Unit 705, Tytana Plaza, 611 Tytana Plaza St. Binondo, Manila 1006, Philippines
    kinggraidolaw.com ↗Full profile
  3. Tan Tan Law Firm

    Manila office

    Full-service Manila law firm representing corporations, individuals, foreign nationals and employees in Philippine courts and quasi-judicial tribunals, with advisory, immigration and remote consultation services.

    • Corporate and M&A
    • Litigation and disputes
    • Intellectual property
    • Immigration
    Manila Astral Tower, Padre Faura corner Taft Avenue, Manila 1000, Philippines
    tantanlaw.com ↗Full profile
  4. Vasig Abarquez Lumauig Abarquez Puno Law Offices

    Founded 2017Manila office

    Philippine firm, known as VAL Law, that pairs traditional practice with technology-enabled methods and, after merging with Inicio Law in July 2026, covers litigation, tax, corporate, commercial and regulatory work.

    • Corporate and M&A
    • Litigation and disputes
    • Labor and employment
    • Tax
    • Intellectual property
    • Technology and data privacy
    • Banking and finance
    • Real estate and construction
    • Immigration
    • Civil and family law
    • Wills and estates
    Unit 18A, Marina Residential Suites MH Del Pilar Street, Malate, Manila 1004, Philippines
    val.law ↗Full profile
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