Real-Time Updates and Perspectives on the Story
Mabuhay News: Innocentrix Denies Involvement in $44M Scam
QUEZON CITY — Atty. Oliver Baclay, Jr. counsel of Innocentrix on Thursday (May 8), denied that Innocentrix is involved in a US$44-million scam that victimized 800 elder writers in the United States.
The Philippine Star: Family and Legal Counsel Appeal
Legal counsel Oliver Baclay Jr. talks to the family of Michael Sordilla and Bryan Tarosa, executives of Cebu-based BPO company Innocentrix Philippines, as they downplay the trumped up details of their case circulating foreign and local media during…
The Manila Times: Photo Coverage of Press Conference
Oliver Baclay, Jr. counsel for Innocentrix, denies the company’s involvement in a $44-million scam that allegedly victimized 800 senior writers in the United States using electronic transactions in a press conference in Quezon City on May 8, 2025.
Manila Bulletin: Government Urged to Help Bring 2 Detained BPO Execs Home
CEBU CITY – The camp of two Cebu-based business process outsourcing (BPO) executives has appealed to the government to help bring them home after they were arrested in the United..
The Heart of It All: Michael’s Family Life
Born Michael Cris Sordilla, Michael has always led a simple life, grounded life. Taking on the role of breadwinner in the family at an early age, he had always embraced the responsibility of taking care of his five siblings.
Raised by a single mother, he has often spoken with quiet pride about how she carried the weight of their family with strength and grace. In his own way, he did the same—taking odd jobs, selling what he could, and doing whatever was necessary to support his younger siblings’ education. In his tight-knit family life, he developed his sense of responsibility, resilience, and compassion–qualities that would later define not just his personal values, but also his leadership style.