Our Civil Litigation practice handles civil disputes including collection of debts, breach of contract claims, property conflicts, and tort actions. We represent clients through negotiation, settlement, or trial and appeal as appropriate.
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Representation of creditors in collection suits, including filing of complaints, attachment of properties, and enforcement of judgments under the Rules of Court.
Representation in disputes arising from the non-performance or violation of contractual obligations, seeking specific performance, rescission, or damages under Articles 1170 to 1178 of the Civil Code.
Prosecution and defense of claims for damages caused by negligence or fault under Article 2176 of the Civil Code, including vehicular accidents, medical malpractice, and premises liability.
Resolution of disputes over property ownership, possession, and boundaries, including actions for quieting of title, accion reivindicatoria, and accion publiciana.
Application for temporary restraining orders (TRO) and writs of preliminary injunction to preserve the status quo and prevent irreparable injury pending resolution of the main case.
Court actions to compel a party to fulfill contractual obligations, particularly in real estate transactions where a seller refuses to execute the deed of sale or transfer title.
Representation in disputed insurance claims, including denial of coverage, underpayment of claims, and bad faith actions under the Insurance Code of the Philippines (RA 10607).
Guidance on the Revised Rules of Procedure for Small Claims Cases for money claims not exceeding the jurisdictional threshold, where parties appear without lawyers but may seek prior legal advice.
You share the facts, and we assess the legal landscape. For employees with labor cases, the initial consultation is free. For other matters, consultation fees apply.
We review the relevant facts, applicable law, and documentary evidence to identify the legal options available to you.
We represent you through negotiation, settlement, or litigation as appropriate, keeping you informed of developments throughout the process.
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A practical criminal-defense primer on what a subpoena usually means, how to prepare documents and counsel, and how bail strategy fits into the early stages of a criminal matter.
Read the guide →A subpoena is a formal legal order directing a person to appear, testify, or produce documents. For many clients, receiving one is their first sign that a criminal or civil matter has moved beyond informal conflict into a compulsory legal process. The immediate need is usually practical: understand who issued it, what it requires, when compliance is due, and whether there are privileges, objections, or strategic considerations that should be reviewed before responding.
Bail is the security given for the temporary release of a person in custody, subject to the person's appearance when required by the court. The public usually asks two practical questions: whether bail is available at all and how quickly release can be arranged. Those answers depend on the charge, the stage of the case, the strength of the prosecution's position for certain offenses, and the court or investigating authority currently handling the matter.
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