Poblador Bautista & Reyes
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Poblador Bautista & Reyes is adept at handling civil, commercial, and criminal litigation, alongside international and domestic arbitration. The team is regularly engaged in high-value disputes involving energy, real estate, and infrastructure. The practice is jointly led by Alexander Poblador, Mario Luza Bautista, and Gilbert Raymund T. Reyes. Poblador focuses on international arbitration, tax litigation, and construction disputes, while Reyes is active in real estate and energy-related arbitration matters. Dino Vivencio A.A. Tamayo brings expertise in energy and mining arbitration, while Anzen P. Dy has recently acted in mining arbitration and major infrastructure disputes before the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court. Other key team members include Ma. Elizabeth L. Liceralde, Audrey Nicole Y. Ng, and Alimar M. Malabad.
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Testimonials
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- ‘Alex Pobladoris exemplary, while Anzen Dy, Vivencio Tamayo, Beth Liceralde and Audrey Ng are equally commendable. They are experts in dispute resolution and able to dissect complex issues.'
- ‘The team is one of the best in Dispute Resolution. They have experienced and trained lawyers and associates who are well-versed in dispute resolution process. The assigned PBR Team which handled our case are very diligent and they closely coordinate and collaborate with our management and internal legal team to ensure that all issues and evidence are covered and considered.’
Key clients
- San Miguel Group (San Miguel Corp., San Miguel Holdings Corp., San Miguel Global Power Holdings, Inc., San Miguel Aerocity, Inc., New NAIA Infrastructure Corp., San Miguel Energy Corporation, South Premier Power Corporation, Limay Power, Inc., Sual Power, Inc., SMC-MRT-7, Inc. etc.)
- National Grid Corporation of the Philippines
Work highlights
Successfully represented the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines as Philippine counsel in an international arbitration involving approximately $1.5bn in claims and counterclaims.