About:

The partners of CCPC LAW share a common vision of offering quality legal work at the highest standard. They bring their enthusiasm and passion for their practice to each and every client who has engaged their services.

They are creative and innovative in addressing clients’ legal issues and in resolving complicated legal problems. The partners always focus thoroughly on their clients’ particular needs selecting the most practical and intelligent solutions to their legal challenges, done through efficient and economically sound processes. Moreover, the partners always desire to develop a deep and meaningful attorney-client relationship to enable them to serve their clients in the most efficient manner.

They take pride in their ability to provide legal services which only large firms are able to deliver, with the personal touch that only boutique firms can provide. We believe that developing close relationships and immersing ourselves with the concerns of our clients and their businesses will allow us to provide them with the best counsel possible.

CCPC LAW boasts a complement of legal experts composed of counselors, arbitrators, litigators, tax consultants, certified public accountants, paralegals and legal secretaries. The Firm is keen and passionate in elevating the standard for client care as its lawyers dedicate their skills and capabilities into a common pool to achieve the best result possible to achieve total client care.

Our office is at the heart of Ortigas Business District at Unit 1102 The Centerpoint Building, Julia Vargas Avenue corner Garnet Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines.

Year:

Established in 2011

Specialization:

Criminal litigation
Estate planning, Wills and Succession
Family Law
General Corporate Services
Intellectual Property
Labor and Employment
Naturalization and Immigration
Taxation

Experience:

CUSTODIO CRUZ PUNO CAMARA LAW OFFICES (“CCPC LAW”) is a general professional partnership engaged in the practice of law that was founded in 2011 under the leadership and vision of Niersen C. Custodio, Karl Cornelio A. Cruz, and Charles Michael T. Puno.  With the Firm’s expanding practice and continuous growth, the partnership admitted its newest member, Mark Darwin A. Camara, to the Firm in 2015.  All of the partners are proud graduates of the Ateneo de Manila University School of Law and conferred with prestigious Juris Doctor degrees.

CCPC LAW is a full service law firm, which offers its clients a variety of legal services. The partners possess in-depth knowledge of legal practice in specialized fields.  These practice areas include all stages of government procurement, banking, finance and securities, corporate and commercial law, family law, insurance, election law, immigration, intellectual property, industrial property rights and information technology, real estate, labor and employment, litigation, transportation, special projects, estate planning and taxation. Moreover, CCPC LAW prides itself in being able to provide taxation and accounting services side by side with its legal services, implementing a comprehensive approach to the client’s business needs.  The Firm’s corporate and taxation practice has been strengthened by the deep and extensive background in accountancy by two of its partners.

CCPC LAW excels in both advisory and implementation work by carefully ensuring a high level of client involvement and professional legal expertise. It counsels both local and foreign clients in all aspects of Philippine law as it has structured itself to meet their most complex needs, concerns and requirements. The Firm has committed itself to render service to the client with candor, fairness, loyalty, with a high level of competence as they are skilled to handle the most intricate problems to provide far-reaching solutions.

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