A leading firm in the litigation market, Miranda & Amado maintains a broad dispute resolution practice, which houses specialist offerings in civil and commercial litigation, contentious tax matters and constitutional disputes. Representing both domestic and international clients, the team advises on high profile and complex cases in the power, mining, infrastructure, and telecoms sectors, among others. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Giovanni Priori and Santiago Carrillo, who have deep expertise representing clients in complex constitutional and administrative litigation proceedings. Partner Mauricio Raffo has extensive know-how in regulatory disputes - particularly as regards the construction and infrastructure sectors; and Carlos Glave is a well-known name for high profile civil litigation proceedings. At the associate level, Martín Sotero and Diego Villanueva specialise in civil and constitutional litigation, while Rodrigo Molina has experience advising on contentious administrative and constitutional proceedings, and Roberto Perez-Prieto focuses on judicial litigation in commercial disputes.

The litigation group at Rodrigo (formerly: Rodrigo, Elías & Medrano Abogados) sits within its integrated dispute resolution practice. It is highly proficient in proceedings involving administrative, civil, commercial and constitutional litigation for both domestic and international clients - notably those drawn form the mining, oil and gas, telecoms and financial sectors, among others. The leadership trio consists of José Tam, who has extensive experience handling complex commercial litigation and negotiation proceedings; and Arturo Aza and Renzo Carrasco, who specialise in complex constitutional litigation. Further partner-level firepower is supplied by Jorge Alvarado and Fabrizio Castellano who have expertise in contentious-administrative and constitutional proceedings. Experienced associate Mayra Jimenez specialises in civil litigation, while Sergio Gianotti focuses on commercial litigation and contentious public law proceedings. The team's capacity was further expanded with the arrival of associates: Raúl Fernando Zuñiga Peralta in June 2024 from Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera Abogados; Raiza Arroyo and Oriana Juliet Sarango Nuñez from Benites, Vargas & Ugaz (in July and October, respectively); and finally, Fernando Rincón from Hernández & Cía, in November the same year.

Drawing on the firm's international and full-service structure, the litigation practice at DLA Piper Perú has developed solid experience advising on a range of local and cross-jurisdictional commercial, civil and corporate disputes, including those pertaining to the maritime, energy, logistics, construction and financial industries, among others. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Guillermo Hesse, who specialises in judicial litigation (with a particular focus on complex civil and corporate disputes); and Hernán Jordán, who has extensive experience in disputes related to the energy, real estate and insurance sectors. Counsel Javier Abusada has solid experience in constitutional and administrative matters and senior associate Katherine Gálvez advises clients on complex judicial and out-of-court disputes. Further associate support is provided by Miguel Mendez and Alonso Catter, who specialise in civil and commercial litigation.

Estudio Echecopar's dispute resolution practice regularly handles civil, corporate and commercial litigation in relation to clients drawn from a range of industries including energy, telecoms, mining, construction and financial services. The team represents both local and international clients and also demonstrates particular experience as regards real estate disputes. The practice is led by Ana Maria Arrarte, who has extensive experience in complex, high profile litigation matters - particularly in the energy, infrastructure and investment fields. Fellow partner Yvo Cuba typically advises local and foreign companies (as well as state owned entities) in judicial proceedings related to the civil and corporate sectors; while counsel Roxana Gayoso specialises in litigation related to civil law and government contracts. At associate level, Hugo Alonzo frequently assists the team on contentious telecoms and construction matters, with Juan Diego Carrillo focusing on corporate and civil disputes.

An integral component of the firm’s wider full-service offering, Garrigues Peruvian office houses a well-rounded litigation department, with a full spectrum offering that undertakes civil and constitutional litigation, contentious contractual matters (particularly in the sports industry), and disputes against public administration. Frequently active representing clients in the electricity and financial sectors, the department is co-led by Hugo Forno Flórez, who has additional expertise in negotiations and dispute prevention cases, and Melissa Nuñez Santti, who specialises civil litigation and construction disputes. At associate level, Javier Jimeno Goicochea demonstrates expertise in commercial and infrastructure disputes, along with courtroom representation, and Jose Vera Uturunco focuses on representing clients in the telecoms, energy and construction sectors.

The disputes practice at Hernández & Cía has considerable experience handling constitutional, corporate and tax litigation on behalf of clients drawn from a broad range of industries including the construction, infrastructure, energy and corporate service sectors, among others. Three partners co-lead the department: Jorge Luis Zubiate has  over 30 years' contentious experience before Peruvian trial and appellate courts; Javier de Belaunde is also a veteran practitioner and today focuses on complex constitutional and civil cases; while next-generation partner Sheilah Vargas focuses on telecoms, mining and banking disputes. Samuel Abad has expertise in preparing legal strategies relating to constitutional disputes, and Enrique Johanson concentrates on negotiations and complex judicial procedures. Beyond the partner bench, counsel Carlos Gastello focuses on contentious labour and administrative matters, while senior associate Javier Alonso de Belaunde represents clients in constitutional proceedings. Former counsel Renzo Saavedra left the firm in March 2025.

Representing local and foreign clients and demonstrating significant expertise in key sectors including the construction, energy, financial services, technology and telecoms industries, the practice at Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados regularly handles commercial, civil, corporate and regulatory disputes and litigation. The practice is co-led by a pair of experienced professionals: Julio César Pérez has deep expertise handling corporate litigation and constitutional disputes, while Luis Bustamante specialises in civil and administrative litigation. A younger generation of up-and-coming partners includes Micaela Ortiz, who focuses on litigation in the banking and construction sectors; and César Carlin, who is warmly endorsed by clients and specialises in commercial disputes and judicial proceedings. Key associate support is provided by Jasmín Alarcón who is particularly involved in cases related to construction and corporate disputes.

Well versed in handling corporate, civil and commercial proceedings, the litigation team at Benites, Vargas & Ugaz has extensive experience handling disputes for clients from a broad range of industries, including the energy, oil-and-gas, transportation and financial sectors. Practice head Ricardo Carrillo specialises in handling civil, corporate and administrative cases before all judicial instances. At senior associate level, Christian Wong is recognised for his expertise in commercial and administrative litigation, while Alexander Conde focuses on contentious administrative cases. Associate Katheryn Coronado specialises in constitutional litigation and Paola Smith actively assists the team across all litigation matters.

Leveraging its multidisciplinary capcity, the litigation practice at CMS Grau advises clients across key economic sectors including the mining, infrastructure, technology and financial sectors, among others. The department is well equipped to handle a civil, commercial, constitutional, and contentious administrative cases, and has a particular focus on either conflict prevention or the origination of robust defence strategies, as necessary. Luis Alberto Linan has extensive experience in corporate litigation, as well as advising on conflict resolution and prevention; he co-leads the department alongside Karina Urquizo, who specialises in administrative and commercial disputes. Senior associate Nicolás Carrión focuses on acting for companies from the mining, telecommunications and energy sectors, while Alejandra Huancahuari handles strategy design for both the resolution and prevention of conflicts.

Catering to clients across a broad range of sectors, the litigation department at Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera Abogados advises the full suite of contentious matters, including civil and commercial litigation, constitutional litigation, and administrative and contentious-administrative disputes. The practice operates under the leadership of three partners: Fernando Meléndez, who specialises in civil and commercial litigation; Edwin Pezo, who has expertise in contentious tax matters and international litigation; and Ericka Angulo, whose broad contentious capabilities see her actively involved in a broad array of cases. Key associate support is provided by Mateo Salinas, who specialises in constitutional litigation and contentious administrative proceedings; and Andre Atachahua, who has expertise in constitutional and administrative law.

Specialising in complex dispute resolution Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas offers litigation services encompassing tax, civil, commercial, constitutional and administrative law. The practice advises clients from sectors including manufacturing, energy, telecommunications and financial services, among others, handling procedural strategies for complex civil and commercial issues, counselling on constitutional matters and managing administrative litigation and judicial proceedings. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Roger Zavaleta, who has particular expertise in designing procedural strategies for high-profile disputes involving government contracting and/or the infrastructure sector; and Fabio Núñez del Prado , who focuses on disputes in the aviation, mining and financial sectors. Senior associate Úrsula Piedra handles corporate disputes arising from M&A transactions and joint ventures, while Nicolás Guzmán has expertise in civil and tax disputes.

Recognised for its extensive knowledge, the practice at Rodríguez Angobaldo Abogados advises clients on complex legal disputes encompassing civil, commercial and constitutional disputes, as well as handling matters with an international dimension. The department also has deep expertise representing clients in key industry sectors, with a notable track record in complex litigation involving the insurance industry and the financial services sector. The practice is co-led by partners Fernando Rodríguez Angobaldo and Jaime Heredia Tamayo who have extensive expertise in civil and administrative litigation. Senior associate Joel Campos Camargo focuses on the preparation of legal opinions in constitutional and civil matters; while at intermediate level Lucero Ramírez Izaguirre specialises in commercial litigation and insurance, while Marco Torres Maldonado focuses on substantial disputes. The firm was further strengthened with the arrival of labour partner Alicia Jiménez Llerena from Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uria in November 2024; her practice includes contentious labour matters.

Rubio Leguía Normand's dispute resolution practice offers comprehensive coverage across civil, commercial, constitutional and administrative litigation. The group originates tailored defence strategies and is experienced at undertaking multifaceted cases involving different practice specialities for clients from key industries such as aviation banking and finance, construction and telecommunications, among others. Bruno Marchese leads the team and has extensive knowledge of civil aeronautical law, while partner Giancarlo Celis specialises in contentious administrative disputes. At associate level, Verónica Avellaneda has expertise in civil and commercial law, while José Luis Rodríguez focuses on constitutional and contentious administrative processes.

 

 

Primarily representing clients in real estate, technology, finance, and construction sectors, the litigation group at Dentons Peru is known for its expertise in regulatory and administrative litigation, corporate disputes, governmental litigation and tax disputes. Practice head Claudio Cajina has expertise in both civil and criminal litigation. He is supported by counsel Jose Miguel Cárdenas, who has extensive experience in regulatory, corporate and infrastructure disputes; and associate Claudia García Bustamante, who focuses on administrative and constitutional litigation.

The litigation practice at dispute resolution boutique Estudio Linares Abogados handles a wide range of disputes such as strategic debt recovery, land ownership, breach of contracts and restructuring litigation. The group advises clients across a range of sectors including agriculture, education, construction and energy, among others. Key figure, practice head Daniel Linares has extensive experience in civil and commercial litigation. He is supported by an associate bench of some depth, including: Héctor Campos García and Edgard Ramírez Ríos, who handle commercial disputes; and Alejandrina Molina Altamirano and Carla Montes Gonzáles, whose industry specific practices focus on advising companies in the construction, energy, aviation and real estate sectors.

Specialist dispute resolution boutique Estudio Simons - Solución de controversías' litigation team has experience in constitutional, contentious-administrative, tax, regulatory, contractual and corporate conflicts, representing clients from a broad array of sectors including construction, telecommunications, mining, energy and infrastructure, among others. Three partners lead the practice: Adrían Simons, Verónica de Noriega and Adolfo Pinillos. Simons is a 30 year veteran who specialises in complex and high-stakes disputes; de Noriega handles both arbitration and judicial litigation - particularly as regards telecoms, mining, fishing, energy, hydrocarbons and infrastructure; and Pinillos - a 2023 hire from Rodríguez Angobaldo Abogados - focuses on complex disputes involving the energy sector. Associates Maria Alejandra Conde and Samantha Guillen provide key support. The team was further strengthened with the arrival of Vanessa Vargas Becerril in January 2025.

 

 

The litigation practice at Figueroa Abogados provides complex legal strategies for a range of clients from different sectors regarding civil, commercial, labour and administrative disputes, with a particular focus on debt collection and environmental and public contracting matters. Enrique Figueroa leads the practice and has extensive experience in corporate disputes, amparo proceedings and administrative litigation. Associate César Moreno has expertise in consulting on civil law, real estate law, and contracts with the state, while Angel Vera regularly assists the team with various litigation matters. The firm’s reach capacity was further increased with the arrival of counsel Piero Rojas in July 2024, and associates Belén Arroyo and Gonzalo Ledesma in April and October, respectively, the same year.

The litigation department at Kennedys has considerable expertise in the resolution of commercial and insurance disputes, as well as advising clients on corporate law, succession issues, and real estate litigation. The practice group is co-led by experienced partners Kodiak Semsch Gutierrez, who focuses on civil, constitutional, and administrative disputes; and Marco Rivera Noya, who specialises in insurance, contracts, and corporate conflicts. Additional depth is provided by associates Maria Fernando Corrochano, who advises clients on contractual disputes; and Giacomo Montiel, who handles civil and commercial disputes.