Law firm in Taguig and Bonifacio Global City, Philippines
Bonifacio Global City has drawn a distinct client profile: regional headquarters, technology and fintech companies, shared-service centres, and a large population of expatriate professionals. The legal questions that follow are about cross-border structures, data and platform contracts, equity and incentive arrangements, immigration and work authorisation, and the condominium units almost everyone here occupies.
Beyond BGC, Taguig covers older barangays and newer estates such as Arca South and McKinley, where land, family property, and local business disputes look very different from the tower-floor transactions a few kilometres away. We work across both.
Courts and agencies we appear before
- Regional Trial Court, Taguig City: Civil, commercial, and criminal cases.
- Metropolitan Trial Court, Taguig City: Ejectment and first-level criminal matters, including condominium disputes.
- NLRC — National Capital Region, South Sector: Employment cases involving Taguig and BGC employers.
- Registry of Deeds for Taguig City: Condominium certificates of title and annotations.
- Bureau of Immigration: Work visas, special resident visas, and downgrading or exit clearances for expatriate staff.
- Taguig City Hall — Business Permits, City Treasurer: Permits and local business tax.
Areas covered
Bonifacio Global City, McKinley Hill and McKinley West, Arca South, Fort Bonifacio and the Uptown area, Western Bicutan and Ususan, Lower Bicutan and Napindan.
Why clients choose us
- Built for cross-border work: Foreign ownership limits, anti-dummy rules, and expatriate work authorisation are routine questions for us, not research projects.
- Condominium fluency: Master deeds, house rules, association assessments, and unit-owner disputes are a regular part of our BGC practice.
- Plain answers for global teams: We write advice that a head office outside the Philippines can act on without a translator.
BGC is roughly forty minutes from our Quezon City office via C-5 or the Skyway. We attend meetings in the district regularly and can meet at your office or a co-working venue.
Practice areas in Taguig / BGC
- Corporate & Commercial Law in Taguig / BGC
- Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution in Taguig / BGC
- Labor & Employment Law in Taguig / BGC
- Real Estate & Property in Taguig / BGC
- Tax Law in Taguig / BGC
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreign-owned company operate fully in BGC?
It depends on the activity, not the address. Many BGC service, technology, and export businesses can be 100% foreign-owned; those serving the domestic market or falling within the Foreign Investment Negative List face limits or minimum capital requirements. We assess the specific activity before recommending a structure.
We are hiring expatriate staff in BGC. What is needed?
Typically an appropriate work visa or permit tied to the employment, together with the underlying corporate registration. We advise on which route fits the role and length of stay, and handle the filings and renewals.
Our condominium association is charging assessments we dispute. What can we do?
Start with the master deed, the declaration of restrictions, and the board's authority to levy the charge. Many assessments are valid; some are imposed without the required approval. We review the documents and, where warranted, take the dispute to the proper forum.
Do you handle Taguig matters outside BGC?
Yes. Land and title disputes, family property questions, small business permits, and criminal defence in the older Taguig barangays are all part of what we do.
Can you work with our in-house legal team abroad?
Regularly. We act as Philippine counsel for teams in other jurisdictions, working to their reporting formats and turnaround expectations.
Contact Eleazar Bangi & Associates Law Firm
Office: 511 Bell Mansion, Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City, Metro Manila 1105, Philippines. Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Email: rjbangi@reblegal.com. WhatsApp and Viber available. Contact us.