Nueva Ecija firm with eight attorneys handling corporate, civil, local government and criminal law matters from offices in Cabanatuan City and San Leonardo.
Summarised by LAW.PH from the firm’s own website, which gives 1972 as its founding year.Philippine law firm registryPH-LF-0247 · Source-linked profile
PH-LF-0247 · AMLC-listed law firm
Vcg Law Offices
Details checked September 27, 2026Cabanatuan City · San LeonardoFounded 1972
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Cabanatuan main office
VGC Building, 2nd floor, Gabaldon Street, Maria Theresa Subd., Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
Cabanatuan City · Central LuzonOpen in Google Maps ↗Bantug office
775 Bantug Norte, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
Cabanatuan City · Central LuzonOpen in Google Maps ↗San Leonardo office
VGC Building, 2nd Floor, Maharlika Highway, Purok 4, Brgy. Castellano, San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
San Leonardo · Central LuzonOpen in Google Maps ↗- Website
- vcglaw.ph ↗
- inquiry@vcglaw.ph
- Corporate law
- Civil law
- Local government law
- Criminal law
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Cabanatuan main office
VGC Building, 2nd floor, Gabaldon Street, Maria Theresa Subd., Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, Philippines
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- Source category
- Lawyers / Law Firms
- AMLC institution code
- 084000510000000000
- Registration update due
- March 31, 2027
- Source name
- VCG LAW OFFICES
- Directory coverage
- Philippines
- Profile status
- Source-listed · Public details separately checked
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