Tumangan, Daniel Kendrick T.

Daniel Kendrick T. Tumangan is a partner who is a member of the Dispute Resolution, Project Development & Finance, and Environment & Natural Resources departments. His practice focuses on litigation, arbitration, corporate law, natural resources, and labor.

DK handles diverse litigation cases before numerous trial and appellate courts. He acts as counsel for major foreign and local clients in international and domestic arbitration cases, mediation, negotiations, and other forms of alternative dispute resolution regarding commercial disputes. He is conversant with the arbitration and mediation rules of the International Chamber of Commerce, United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, American Arbitration Association, International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes, Philippine Dispute Resolution Center, Inc., and the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission of the Philippines.

DK represents major companies in a broad range of environmental and safety-related issues including problems and concerns arising from environmental laws and related rules and regulations. He also assists clients in handling their employee relations, ensuring that the minimum labor standards under Philippine law are observed. He also has experience as counsel on matters involving corporate and business transactions.

DK received his bachelor’s degree in Commerce, major in Business Management from the De La Salle University in 1993 and his bachelor of laws from San Beda College in 1998. He went on further to receive his masters of law in International Legal Studies from Georgetown University in 2005, where he graduated with distinction. He was admitted to the Philippine bar in 1999 and joined the firm in the same year.