Makati City law firm, also known as Shaw, Marasigan, and Catapang Law Offices, handling corporate, intellectual property, immigration, labor, procurement, real estate, arbitration and litigation matters.
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Makati office
Unit 21 B, 21st Floor, Rufino Pacific Tower, 6784 Ayala Avenue, Legaspi Village, San Lorenzo, Makati City, Philippines
Makati City · Metro ManilaOpen in Google Maps ↗- Website
- shawandpartners.ph ↗
- Corporate law
- Corporate compliance
- Business entity registration
- Acquisitions
- Local and international intellectual property registration
- Citizenship
- Immigration
- Local and international contracts
- Private and public bidding and procurement
- Rehabilitation
- Franchise agreements
- Labor law
- Overseas employment
- Political and government law
- International arbitration
- Real estate transactions and litigation
- Financing and lending
- Intra-corporate litigation
- Civil, criminal, and administrative litigation
Other firms in: Corporate and M&A, Litigation and disputes, Labor and employment, Intellectual property, Real estate and construction, Immigration, Criminal law
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Makati office
Unit 21 B, 21st Floor, Rufino Pacific Tower, 6784 Ayala Avenue, Legaspi Village, San Lorenzo, Makati City, Philippines
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- Lawyers / Law Firms
- AMLC institution code
- 084000134000000000
- Registration update due
- May 26, 2027
- Source name
- SHAW AND PARTNERS
- Directory coverage
- Philippines
- Profile status
- Source-listed · Public details separately checked
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