Preeminent dispute resolution boutique Bullard Falla Ezcurra Abogados is engaged in some of the most high-profile domestic and international arbitration proceedings in the Peruvian market. The practice is skilled in representing clients in international commercial, construction and investment arbitrations under ICSID, UNCITRAL and ICC rules. Three partners lead the department: Madrid-based Alfredo Bullard, Huáscar Ezcurra and Milan Pejnovic. Bullard, a specialist in arbitration and investment matters, also served on the commission responsible for drafting and developing Peru’s current arbitration law; Ezcurra has experience in local and international arbitration in the oil-and-gas and construction sectors; and Pejnovic, for his part, is experienced in national and international commercial arbitration involving the energy, insurance and transportation segments. Key associate-level contacts include seniors Nicolás de la Flor, who has noted experience in commercial and investment arbitrations; and Bruno Doig, who arrived at the firm in August 2024 and is dual-qualified in New York and Peru.

Prominent full-service firm Estudio Echecopar is highly proficient in both domestic and international arbitration proceedings across the energy, infrastructure, commercial and telecoms sectors. The team is capable of handling a wide variety of matters including investment arbitrations, representing investors in high profile disputes against the Peruvian state, and disputing commercial and investment treaty arbitrations. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Ana María Arrarte, who specialises in arbitrations in the fields of energy, infrastructure and investment; and María del Carmen Tovar, who regularly acts in national and international arbitrations related to investments, utilities and public works. Yvo Cuba has extensive experience in dispute resolution and has represented local and foreign companies and state-owned entities in civil, tort and commercial arbitrations; of counsel Roxana Gayoso specialises in arbitrations in the mining, corporate and real estate sectors. Following the August 2025 departure of Andrea Espejo, key senior associate-level contacts include Ángela Cámara and Romina Segura.

Praised for its ‘very high level of expertise, and professionalism’ in the arbitration field, the practice at Miranda & Amado handles a diverse mix of high-profile domestic and international arbitration matters, frequently representing clients in the infrastructure, construction and mining industries. Mauricio Raffo heads up the department and is highly experienced in investor-state arbitration, specialising in complex regulatory disputes concerning infrastructure and construction projects. Cristina Ferraro specialises in investment and commercial arbitration, with a focus on disputes in the energy sector and extractive industries, as well as extensive experience representing both investors and state entities in arbitration proceedings under ICS ID and ICC rules. José Daniel Amado has experience in some of the most significant international arbitrations (particularly in investor-state dispute settlements); and Luis Alonso Navarro handles complex infrastructure, construction and regulatory disputes.

Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados is well-equipped to handle complex domestic and cross-border arbitration cases and remains a market leader in the space. The team is experienced in representing clients from the mining, construction, energy, retail and banking sectors. Jointly leading the practice are Mario Reggiardo, who specialises in both investment and commercial arbitration; Mayra Bryce, who has expertise in arbitrations in the banking, construction and real estate sectors; and Micaela Ortiz, who has experience in arbitration related to the infrastructure, corporate and banking sectors. César Carlín, who was promoted to the partnership in January 2025, has extensive experience in commercial arbitration.

The experienced team at Rodrigo handles the full spectrum of arbitration matters across a range of sectors, frequently representing clients from the mining, finance and infrastructure segments. Regularly representing domestic and international clients in high-profile arbitration cases, the department has experience in handling international commercial and investment arbitration, in addition to designing strategies for complex disputes. A leading figure in the arbitration space, José Tam leads the team and draws on extensive experience in handling civil and commercial arbitration cases. Martín Chocano is experienced in international investment arbitrations under International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and UNICTRAL arbitration rules. Italo Carrano is active in arbitration proceedings related to the execution of investment contracts and international investment protection treaties; 'complete and outstanding lawyer' Jorge Alvarado is an additional key contact. Senior associate Gonzalo Chirinos specialises in constitutional arbitration proceedings.

Boasting a robust full-service structure, DLA Piper Perú's arbitration practice is skilled at representing both domestic and international companies in various industries such as the energy, construction, telecoms, mining and agribusiness sectors. The team is equipped to represent clients in arbitrations involving breach of contract, disputes over contract execution and shareholder exclusion cases.Carlos Núñez co-directs the arbitration practice and frequently handles arbitration cases in the construction sector with a strong focus on disputes involving the state. Hernán Jordán also co-leads and specialises in handling cases in the energy, mining and financial sectors. The partners are supported by principal associate Billy Franco, who has extensive experience in handling construction-related cases; and senior Silvia Otárola, who specialises in domestic and international commercial arbitration and public procurement.

Clients of Garrigues's arbitration team reserve particular praise for its 'commitment to its clients and their extensive experience' in the field of arbitration. The team has notable experience in representing clients from various industries such as the construction, telecoms, waste management and real estate sectors. Involved in both domestic and international arbitrations before the ICC and representing clients in ICSID cases, the practice is jointly led by of counsel Hugo Forno Flórez, who has extensive experience in civil and contractual disputes; and Melissa Nuñez Santti who specialises in arbitration cases in the construction and infrastructure sectors. The key names to note at associate level are principal Javier Jimeno Goicochea, who specialises in civil, commercial and infrastructure disputes; and senior Hugo Forno Odría, who has in-depth experience in commercial arbitration.

The practice at Hernández & Cía is commended by clients for being 'well-coordinated, professional and having outstanding experience in the field', representing clients in the infrastructure, finance, energy, insurance and tax sectors. The department advises clients in the public and private sectors on arbitrations and negotiation strategies, as well as investor-state and commercial arbitrations before national and international arbitral institutions, including the ICC and ICSID. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Javier de Belaunde, who has extensive experience in complex arbitration cases; and Enrique Johanson, who focuses on contractual and construction arbitration procedures. Jorge Luis Zubiate has experience representing local and foreign companies in judicial and domestic arbitration proceedings; Sheilah Vargas specialises in arbitration procedures related to the telecoms, mining and banking sectors. Senior associates Lourdes Luna and Alan Pasco have expertise in arbitration matters related to the construction sector; Federico de Cárdenas focuses on commercial arbitration.

The arbitration department at Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera Abogados represents a variety of clients in the public and private sectors, most notably companies from the transport, real estate and construction spaces, in various arbitration disputes. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Edwin Pezo, who specialises in arbitration related to the oil and gas sectors; and Fernando Meléndez, who has experience in precautionary measures and annulment proceedings before local courts. Claudia Quispe was promoted to the partnership in March 2024 and has experience in complex cases related to construction disputes. The team was further strengthened with the arrival of senior associate Ricardo Montalvo from Rodrigo in July 2024.

The growing arbitration practice at Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uria adopts a multidisciplinary approach representing clients in a range of sectors, including mining, energy, construction and corporate disputes. With experience in international, commercial and investment arbitrations conducted under the rule of ICC and ICSID, the practice is led by Sebastián Basombrio, who has extensive experience in arbitrations in the energy, infrastructure and financial sectors. Counsel Leysser Leon has experience in dispute prevention and representing companies in dispute resolution. The key name to note at associate level is David Cueva, who has experience in negotiation and disputes in the construction sector. Ex-practice head Ramiro Portocarrero left the firm in November 2024.

Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas's arbitration practice group represents both domestic and international clients in high-profile arbitrations with experience in disputes in the energy, finance, mining, corporate and construction sectors. Two partners co-lead the practice: Roger Zavaleta Rodríguez, who has extensive experience in complex arbitration related to government contracting, insurance and telecoms; and Fabio Núñez del Prado, who specialises in commercial and investment arbitration. The key contacts at senior associate level are Úrsula Piedra, who specialises in the design of strategies, negotiations and defence in national and international arbitration; Sonia Queija Alvarado, who handles arbitrations relating to energy, oil-and-gas, construction, telecoms and government contracts; and Nicolás Hernández (arbitrations related to the construction, infrastructure and hydrocarbons sectors). The practice was notably strengthened with the November 2024 hire of Jasmin Kaur as an of counsel - she arrives having spent over a decade as a member of the Singaporean judiciary; and the subsequent incorporation of disputes all-rounder Tabata Arteta in March 2025.

Leveraging the firm's global network, the arbitration practice at CMS Grau is well-placed to handle an array of arbitral proceedings involving the public and private sectors. The team has experience representing domestic and international clients from the telecoms, energy and financial sectors, as well as handling corporate and commercial contract disputes. Four partners lead the team: Luis Alberto Liñán, who specialises in judicial and arbitration proceedings in the mining, commerce, finance and telecoms sectors; Karina Urquizo, who has noted expertise in civil, commercial and ICSID arbitrations; Javier Ferrero, who draws on experience representing clients in investment arbitrations before ICSID and international commercial arbitrations under the UNCITRAL rules; and Michelle Barclay, who advises companies on infrastructure projects and PPPs. Carlos Hamann specialises in natural resources and energy disputes; Ramón Huapaya, for his part, has experience in arbitral procedures related to government contracts. Associate Oscar Alejos is active on public arbitration processes involving public works disputes and goods and services contracts.

The practice at Cuatrecasas represents both local and multinational clients in complex arbitration proceedings, with particular expertise in the transport infrastructure, agribusiness, construction, energy and financial sectors. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Domingo Rivarola, who has acted as defence counsel in many national arbitration proceedings regarding state, commercial and concession contracts; and Ramiro Portocarrero, who draws on experience representing clients in energy disputes and investment arbitration proceedings. Senior associates Laia Valdespino and Lisbeth Gárate – the latter of whom joined the firm in October 2024 – specialise in commercial dispute resolution and domestic arbitration.

The arbitration practice at disputes boutique Rodríguez Angobaldo Abogados is experienced in devising and executing strategies for arbitration proceedings. The team has in-depth experience assisting a range of clients in the real estate, finance, mining, engineering and telecoms sectors. The department is co-led by Jaime Heredia, who represents clients in regulatory, tax and sanctioning matters; Enrique Varsi, who specialises in corporate and real estate cases; and associate Rafael Sánchez Ríos, who has experience in cases related to civil property law and contracts with the state. Fernando Rodríguez Angobaldo is the primary contact for civil and insurance proceedings. Associate Marco Torres Maldonado specialises in civil liability and infrastructure disputes.

Rubio Leguía Normand's arbitration group, part of its integrated dispute resolution practice, regularly handles complex domestic and international arbitration proceedings on behalf of aviation, construction, energy and mining-sector clients, as well as state entities. Bruno Marchese heads up the department and is experienced in commercial, constitutional and aeronautical law matters. Also noted is Giancarlo Celis, who has substantial experience in the arbitration field.

Baxel Consultores' arbitration department routinely represents private sector companies and state entities in complex commercial arbitrations related to construction, energy, real estate and corporate disputes. The practice group is co-led by Juan Chang Tokushima, who specialises in regulatory-related litigation; and Mario Drago Alfaro, who focuses on regulatory, commercial and investment arbitrations.

The arbitration department at Benites, Vargas & Ugaz handles complex corporate, regulatory and commercial arbitrations, representing clients in the banking, mining, infrastructure and engineering sectors. The practice is led by Ricardo Carrillo, who has experience in arbitration and litigation before the constitutional court. Associates Christian Wong and Alexander Conde specialise in commercial arbitration.

Boutique firm CAMPOS | Arbitraje e Infraestructura is distinguished by its in-depth experience of arbitration proceedings in the construction sector and is jointly led by Rodrigo Urrutia and Alexander Campos. Urrutia has strong experience in arbitration-related litigation, namely involving award enforcement, set aside or annulment procedures and as pre-arbitration requests for preliminary measures; and Campos specialises in construction disputes related to road, energy and port infrastructure. Carla de los Santos is experienced in handling procedures seeking the annulment of awards before Peruvian Courts. Senior associate Carlos Diez handles contract terminations and complex construction disputes.

The practice at boutique firm Estudio Linares Abogados handles an array of arbitration matters, including damages compensation, debt collections, breach of private and public contracts, and breach of real estate contracts. The team assists clients in the construction, energy and real estate sectors, among others. Daniel Linares Avilez leads the department and is a specialist in civil and commercial disputes. Associates Héctor Campos García and Carla Montes Gonzáles are experienced in arbitration proceedings.

The arbitration practice at Estudio Olaechea assists clients with investment arbitrations and national and international commercial arbitrations, regularly representing clients in the engineering, pharmaceutical and tech sectors. The group is jointly led by three partners: Manuel Villa-García, who has extensive knowledge in civil, commercial and constitutional law; Carlos Martínez, whose arbitration expertise is centred on disputes involving mining and maritime companies; and Cecilia Catacora, who has experience in commercial arbitrations.

Specialist dispute resolution boutique Estudio Simons - Solución de controversías has experience in judicial and arbitral proceedings in constitutional, tax, contractual and corporate matters, representing clients across the construction, telecoms, mining and energy sectors. Leadership of the practice is shared between Adrían Simons, Verónica de Noriega and Adolfo Pinillos, all of whom specialise in arbitration and litigation related to the telecoms, fisheries and energy segments.

The arbitration department at Osterling Abogados is experienced in handling disputes related to the construction, engineering, mining and real estate sectors. The team also routinely handles complex insurance arbitration and construction-related disputes. The practice is co-led by Gabriel Loli, who specialises in construction and engineering-related disputes; and Mauricio Martínez, who has experience in developing complex arbitration strategies. Scilia Flores Mendoza was promoted to the partnership in November 2024 and focuses on representing clients in civil and commercial arbitration. The partners are supported by associates Katherine Reyes and Daniela Bernui.

The department at Reyes & Consultores Asociados specialises in government contracting and dispute resolution through arbitration. The team has extensive experience in judicial processes related to public procurement, representing clients across the transport, education and construction sectors. Claudia Reyes leads the practice and frequently represents domestic and multinational private sector companies in arbitration matters. The key name to note at associate level is Cynthia Arango, who specialises in administrative proceedings and procedures related to the bidding phase of public contracts. Associate Luis Merino left the firm in March 2025.