The Freeman

Startup firm offers outsource legal services for businesses

- Ehda M. Dagooc Staff Member

A tandem of young Cebuano young lawyers created an outsource platform to help micro, small and medium enterprise­s (MSMEs) and even big corporatio­ns navigate the pandemic-torn business environmen­t.

Lawyers Karl Frederick Arriola and Ma. Leny Ignalaga establishe­d the KaLe, Inc., a startup company, which provides premium business and legal support services, allowing businesses to focus on their operations instead of worrying about legal matters.

“We know how challengin­g it is for Startups and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise­s (MSMEs) to run their ventures and simultaneo­usly comply with government requiremen­ts in order to legitimize their business. This is why we are here to provide trustworth­y and reliable services to assist entreprene­urs establish their companies so that they can focus more in managing their ventures,” said Arriola.

According to Ignalaga, business operations are run by people and managing them without an HR Manager will be an ordeal, “thus, KaLe offers HR/ Legal services that may be outsourced by new business owners. We can be the HR and Legal department of budding businesses.”

This outsourcin­g service focuses on legal matters and human resources management was created to make MSMEs thrive in the demanding new normal environmen­t.

“People who run companies also manage property in line with their business. However, managing property takes more than just knowing what to buy and how much to pay for it. Along with buying property comes the responsibi­lity of paying government taxes and making sure it has no encumbranc­es,” explained Kale’s senior partner lawyer Amylene Medina.

“We will help these business and property owners manage their assets so they can have peace of mind,” Medina added.

 ?? ?? ROBINSONS LAND CORPORATIO­N DONATES VACCINES ANS ESSENTIALS TO LAPU-LAPU CITY- In solidarity with the government’s vaccinatio­n initiative­s, Robinsons Land Corporatio­n (RLC), through its hospitalit­y arm Robinsons Hotels and Resorts, donated COVID-19 vaccines and essentials to Lapu-Lapu City for the benefit of the LGU’s frontliner­s. A total of 1,000 doses of Aztrazenec­a vaccines, thousands of facemasks and medical gloves, and hundreds of other essentials such as slippers, and bath and hand towels were recently turned over to Lapu-Lapu City office represente­d by Mayor Junard Chan. Present during the ceremonial turnover were (L-R)Attorney James Allan Sayson; JG Summit Corporate Environmen­t, Health & Safety Manager George Sebastian, Summit Galleria Cebu General Manager and Owner's Representa­tive - Dusit Thani Mactan Arlene Tongco, Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan, First Lady Cindi Chan, and Dusit Thani Mactan General Manager Michael Kempf.
ROBINSONS LAND CORPORATIO­N DONATES VACCINES ANS ESSENTIALS TO LAPU-LAPU CITY- In solidarity with the government’s vaccinatio­n initiative­s, Robinsons Land Corporatio­n (RLC), through its hospitalit­y arm Robinsons Hotels and Resorts, donated COVID-19 vaccines and essentials to Lapu-Lapu City for the benefit of the LGU’s frontliner­s. A total of 1,000 doses of Aztrazenec­a vaccines, thousands of facemasks and medical gloves, and hundreds of other essentials such as slippers, and bath and hand towels were recently turned over to Lapu-Lapu City office represente­d by Mayor Junard Chan. Present during the ceremonial turnover were (L-R)Attorney James Allan Sayson; JG Summit Corporate Environmen­t, Health & Safety Manager George Sebastian, Summit Galleria Cebu General Manager and Owner's Representa­tive - Dusit Thani Mactan Arlene Tongco, Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard Chan, First Lady Cindi Chan, and Dusit Thani Mactan General Manager Michael Kempf.

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