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PH-LF-0258 · AMLC-listed law firm

Zosa, Borromeo, Ongvaño & Mirhan Law Firm

Details checked September 27, 2026Cebu City · Makati City · Clark Freeport Zone

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Office locations

Cebu office

Don Mariano Cui Street, Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City, Philippines

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Manila office

22nd Floor, Alveo Financial Tower, 6794 Ayala Avenue, San Lorenzo, Makati City 1223, Philippines

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Clark office

Unit 03, Pavilion 07 Extension, Clark Center, Jose Abad Santos Avenue, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines

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Cebu office

Don Mariano Cui Street, Fuente Osmeña, Cebu City, Philippines

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Source category
Lawyers / Law Firms
AMLC institution code
084000428000000000
Registration update due
December 11, 2026
Source name
ZOSA, BORROMEO, ONGVAÑO & MIRHAN LAW FIRM
Directory coverage
Philippines
Profile status
Source-listed · Public details separately checked
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