Pasay City firm focused on maritime and labor law, especially seafarers' labor and insurance claims, that also handles property, business, immigration, tax and family matters.
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Tolentino & Bautista Law Offices
Details checked September 27, 2026Pasay City
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Pasay office
8F Philflex Bay Center, 15 Coral Way Drive, Central Business Park, MOA Complex, 1300 Pasay City, Philippines
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- Maritime law and seafarers' rights
- Labor and employment
- Real estate
- Sales and acquisitions
- Estate and wealth planning
- Escrow agency and trust
- Incorporation and business licensing
- Trademark and trade name
- Contracts and deal closing
- Foreign visa and immigration
- Intellectual property
- Taxation and accounting
- Adoption, annulment and family relations
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Pasay office
8F Philflex Bay Center, 15 Coral Way Drive, Central Business Park, MOA Complex, 1300 Pasay City, Philippines
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- Source category
- Lawyers / Law Firms
- AMLC institution code
- 084000031000000000
- Registration update due
- November 17, 2021
- Source name
- TOLENTINO & BAUTISTA LAW OFFICES
- Directory coverage
- Philippines
- Profile status
- Source-listed · Public details separately checked
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