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Specialties
Personal Injury, Auto Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Brain Injury, Slip and Fall, Wrongful Death, Motor Vehicle Accident cases. We are injury lawyers.
History
Established in 1961.
The Manibog Law, PC story begins over 100 years ago, when a university student in the Philippine, Gonzalo Manibog, accepted an invitation from the U.S. government to continue his university studies in America. Six year later, in 1917, he received his law degree from the University of Indianapolis, becoming the first Filipino to receive a law degree in the United States. Gonzalo practiced law in Hawaii, representing neighbors, friends and local families. His son, Monty Manibog, followed in his footsteps, becoming a lawyer in 1961. Their legacy continues at Manibog Law, PC a family business led by Darren A. Manibog (Monty’s son and Gonzalo’s grandson) a 1996 graduate from the UC Berkeley School of Law. As a third-generation lawyer, Darren witnessed from an early age the impact that the law can have on people’s lives, and developed an abiding passion to carry on his grandfather’s and father’s commitment to service in the law.
Meet the Business Owner
Darren M.
Business Owner
A third-generation lawyer, Darren Manibog is the lead litigator and owner of Manibog Law PC, a plaintiff’s personal injury law firm which handles catastrophic injury litigation. Mr. Manibog has successfully represented thousands of clients in major injury cases, including numerous civil trials, arbitrations, mediations and settlements. Mr. Manibog was named a 2012 Super Lawyer by Super Lawyers magazine as well as a 2011 «Top Attorney» by Pasadena Magazine, and was elected to the elite Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a nationwide honor awarded to less than 2% of lawyers across the nation. Mr. Manibog received Bachelors of Arts degrees, magna cum laude, in International Relations and Political Science from the University of Southern California, where he was a member of the Student Senate. He received his law degree from the University of California Berkeley School of Law.
