A. Babalola and CO.

ience, our lawyers have been honed not only in the theory of the law as taught in the rarified isolation of the law colleges where monastic pursuit of reason and logic often divorces itself from reality but, more importantly, our lawyers have been trained in the practice of the law, as applied and tested in the crucible of advocacy. In construction arbitration, we represent contractors in various kinds of controversies with project owners, engaged principally in the construction of foundation and vertical works, in which proceedings we have tackled legal and factual questions arising from disputes on the structural integrity of bored piles and diaphragm walls, the validity of pile dynamic tests, change orders, delay and other contract violations. We are versatile with litigation arising from obligations and contracts, persons and family relations, ownership of real and personal properties, probate and will, citizenship and the like. We also handle judicial and extra-judicial foreclosure of chattel and real estate mortgages, in which our clients are usually individuals, banks and financing companies. In quasi-judicial bodies, we handle intra-corporate controversies involving corporations and stockholders before the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Department of Justice, the Ombudsman, and the Toll Regulatory Board are only a few of government agencies where we have appeared and gathered experience.