Bonabon Gotohio Law Offices

Bonabon Gotohio Law Offices This transition marked a continued commitment to legal innovation and strengthened its standing in both the legal profession and the communities it served.

Civil and Criminal Litigation; Labor, Administrative and Election Cases; Immigration and Deportation Proceedings; Customs, Seizure and Forfeiture as well as Tax and Corporate Law HISTORY

The Bonabon Gotohio Law Offices (BG Law) traces its roots to the esteemed legal partnership originally known as Navarro Jumamil Escolin and Martinez Law Offices (NJEM Law). Built on a foundation of legal excellen

ce and integrity, the firm quickly earned a reputation for delivering high-quality legal services across a range of practice areas. As the firm evolved to meet the growing needs of its clients and to adapt to an ever-changing legal landscape, it entered a new chapter as Jumamil Broto Cu and Gotohio Law Offices (JBCG Law). In its most recent transformation, the firm became Bonabon Gotohio Law Offices (BG Law), reflecting the leadership of its present partners and a renewed vision for the future. While the name has changed, the firm’s dedication to legal excellence, personalized service, and unwavering client advocacy remains steadfast. With decades of collective experience and a dynamic team of legal professionals, BG Law continues to build on its rich legacy—upholding the same values of professionalism, integrity, and commitment that have defined it since its inception. WHO ARE WE? Bonabon Gotohio Law Offices (BG Law) is a full-service Philippine law firm committed to delivering efficient, practical, and results-oriented legal solutions. Based in the heart of Makati City’s business district, BG Law offers a wide range of legal services across multiple practice areas including litigation, labor law, administrative cases, election law, taxation, and corporate legal advisory.

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X goes to an electronics store and decided to purchase a brand new tablet for his work. He then brought out his credit card to pay for the device. Y tells X that he must shell out an extra charge of three percent (3%) on top of the stated purchase price since Y’s bank would be deducting some amount on X’s payment via credit card. 💳

Source: https://fairtrade.dti.gov.ph/faq/department-administrative-order-no-21-03-series-of-2021/

Address

20-C Burgundy Corporate Tower, 252 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue
Makati
1200

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

8042262

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