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Gregorio F. Ortega

Born: Batangas, Batangas, Philippines, March 5, 1932 Admitted: 1958, Republic of the Philippines. Education: University of the Philippines (A.A., 1953; LL.B.,…

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Benjamin T. Bacorro

Born: Manaoag, Pangasinan, Philippines, November 22, 1945 Admitted: 1970, Republic of the Philippines. Education: University of the Philippines (A.B., 1965; LL.B.…

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Elizer A. Odulio

Born: Manila, Philippines, June 24, 1950 Admitted: 1976, Republic of the Philippines. Education: Ateneo de Manila University (A.B., 1971); University of…

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Renato G. Calma

Born: Manila, Philippines, October 21, 1950 Admitted: 1976, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  De La Salle College (A.B., 1971); Ateneo…

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Pedro M. Carbonell, II

Born: Bacnotan, La Union, Philippines, May 16, 1949. Admitted: 1974, Republic of the Philippines. Education: Ateneo de Manila University (A.B., 1969;…

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Roane Alfredo P. Lopez, III

Born: Manila, Philippines, January 29, 1964. Admitted: 1990, Republic of the Philippines. Education: University of the Philippines (A.B. 1984; LLB., 1989).…

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Ferdinand G. Domasing

Born: Dagupan City, Philippines, December 12, 1969. Admitted: 1996, Republic of the Philippines. Education: Far Eastern University (A.B. 1990); San Beda…

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Fortunato C. Pagdanganan, Jr.

Admitted: 2002, Republic of the Philippines. Education: University of the Philippines (A.B. 1996; LL.B. 2001). Languages: English and Filipino. Practice Areas: Labor…

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Aleli T. Militsala-Boniol

Admitted: 2000, Republic of the Philippines. Education: Letran College (B.S.C., 1992); San Beda College (LL.B., 1999) Languages: English and Filipino. Practice…

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Antonette L. Bautista

Born: Manila, Philippines, May 4, 1984. Admitted: 2010, Republic of the Philippines. Education: University of Santo Tomas (A.B.…

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Marinheide B. Soria

Born: Makati City, Philippines, August 17, 1984. Admitted: 2011, Republic of the Philippines. Education: University of the Philippines…

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Patrick S. Espiritu

Born: Quezon City, Philippines, October 16, 1984. Admitted: 2012, Republic of the Philippines. Education: Ateneo de Manila University…

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Victor Angelo L. Galura

Admitted:  2017, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  Ateneo de Manila University (B.S. in Management of Applied Chemistry, 2011); University…

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Louise Jessica P. Joaquin

Admitted:  2017, Republic of the Philippines. Education:   Ateneo de Manila University (A.B., 2007; J.D., 2016). Languages:  English and Filipino.…

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Glenda A. Yano

Admitted:  2019, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  Ateneo de Manila University (A.B. Political Science, 2013); San BedaUniversity (J.D., 2018).…

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Jethro Laurenz A. Koon

Admitted:  2019, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  University of the Philippines, (B.A., 2012; J.D., 2017). Languages:  English, Filipino, Hokkein…

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Jose Marie Baluyot

Admitted:  2012, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  Ateneo de Manila University (B.S. Legal Management, 2007; J.D., 2011. Languages:  English…

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Aizelle Marc B. Sietereales

Admitted:  2022, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  De la Salle University (B.S. Legal Management, 2014); Lyceum of the Philippines…

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Racquessa Jainne S. Pichay

Admitted:  2022, Republic of the Philippines. Education: Ateneo de Manila University (AB European Studies, 2014); University of the Philippines (J.D.,…

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Daniel P. Ang

Admitted:  2022, Republic of the Philippines. Education: De la Salle University (B.S. Legal Management, 2013); San Beda University Manila (J.D.,…

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Georlan A. Ibisate

Admitted:  2022, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  University of San Carlos School (B.S in Accountancy, 2016; J.D., 2021). Languages: …

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Anna Carmela B. Montemayor

Admitted:  2023, Republic of the Philippines. Education:  University of Santo Tomas (A.B. Legal Management, 2016); University of the Philippines…

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ADMIRALTY AND MARITIME LAW

The firm’s admiralty and maritime practices are extensive.  It handles cases involving collision, allusion, attachment and ships arrest;…

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BANKING AND FINANCE

Advice on the new banking and stock exchange laws as well as credit, debt and security laws. Substantial…

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CORPORATE LAW

The Law Firm has helped in the formation, establishment and organization of partnerships, joint ventures, domestic corporations, branches…

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FAMILY LAW

The firm has an active and diverse practice in family law. From simple corrections of civil registry entries…

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

The firm is considered to be among the pioneers of the practice of intellectual property law in the…

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LABOR LAW

Labor law is a sensitive area for businesses in the Philippines. Workers are generally well protected under the…

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LITIGATION

The litigation department handles complex corporate, property, civil, criminal, shipping, aviation, banking, mining, media, immigration and intellectual property…

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MINING LAW

Relates to the legal requirements affecting minerals and mining. Mining law covers several basic topics, including the ownership…

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The Dynamic Members of OCBOCC

In the bustling world of legal practice, OCBOCC operates like a well-oiled machine, with each member playing a crucial role in its functioning. From seasoned partners to diligent support staff, every individual contributes to the success and efficacy of the firm. We delve into the various members of a law office and explore their roles and responsibilities.

1. Partners: Architects of Strategy and Leadership Partners are the pillars of a law firm, responsible for shaping its vision, direction, and strategic decisions. They bring years of experience and expertise to the table, often specializing in specific areas of law. Partners are not only adept legal practitioners but also visionary leaders who guide the firm’s growth and reputation. Their responsibilities include client management, business development, and ensuring the overall success of the firm.

2. Associates: Nurturing Legal Talent Associates are the workhorses of a law firm, typically early- to mid-career lawyers who handle a wide range of legal tasks. They conduct research, draft legal documents, provide litigation support, and interact directly with clients. Associates are the backbone of legal operations, and their dedication and hard work contribute significantly to the firm’s achievements.

3. Paralegals: The Efficiency Enforcers Paralegals are the unsung heroes who keep the gears of a law office turning smoothly. They assist lawyers by conducting research, organizing case files, and drafting documents. With their meticulous attention to detail and organizational skills, paralegals enhance the efficiency of the legal team and contribute to the seamless management of cases.

4. Legal Secretaries: The Administrative Wizards Legal secretaries are the glue that holds a law office together. They manage administrative tasks such as scheduling appointments, answering calls, and maintaining records. Their multitasking abilities and adeptness at handling office logistics ensure that lawyers can focus on their legal work without being bogged down by administrative details.

5. Receptionists: The Friendly Faces Receptionists are often the first point of contact for clients and visitors. Their welcoming demeanor and excellent communication skills create a positive impression of the law office. In addition to managing calls and appointments, receptionists play a vital role in maintaining a professional and inviting atmosphere.

6. Marketing and Business Development Professionals: Crafting the Firm’s Image In the digital age, law firms rely on marketing and business development experts to enhance their online presence and reputation. These professionals create and execute strategies for branding, website development, social media engagement, and client outreach. Their efforts help attract new clients and maintain the firm’s visibility within the legal community.

7. IT and Technology Specialists: Keeping the Firm Tech-Savvy As technology becomes increasingly intertwined with legal practice, IT and technology specialists play a pivotal role in ensuring that the law office remains up-to-date with the latest tools and software. From maintaining network security to troubleshooting tech issues, these professionals empower the legal team to work efficiently and securely.

In conclusion, our law office operates as a cohesive unit composed of diverse members, each with a unique role and contribution. Partners provide leadership and strategy, associates bring legal expertise, and support staff ensure the office’s smooth operation. Together, they form a dynamic team that upholds the principles of justice and legal excellence.