At Bullard Falla Ezcurra Abogados, the esteemed arbitration practice assists clients from the insurance, energy, construction and oil industries, in a range of complex local and international cases. With demonstrable experience in leading ICSID and commercial arbitration proceedings under UNCITRAL and ICC rules, the firm also draws from its strong economics expertise to offer a comprehensive service. The team is jointly led by Alfredo Bullard, a specialist in investment and regulatory arbitration; Huáscar Ezcurra, who also handles bankruptcy cases; and Milan Pejnovic, who often serves as counsel in ICC procedures. At the associate level, both Nicolás De La Flor and Carlos Ríos demonstrate skill in commercial and investment arbitration proceedings.

At Estudio Echecopar member firm of Baker McKenzie International, the dispute resolution department regularly undertakes high-profile and complex domestic and international arbitration cases, often in the energy and infrastructure sectors. Renowned for its expertise in the field, the team is also well versed in regulatory and investment law, and often handles complex disputes involving contracts between Peruvian state entities and global investor firms. The group is co-led by the experienced Ana Maria Arrarte and Maria Del Carmen Tovar, who is currently a member at the International Court of Arbitration for the ICC. Yvo Cuba, who was recently promoted to partner, is another notable practitioner within the group. Senior associates Ángela Cámara and Andrea Espejo are recognised for their skill in civil and regulatory disputes, while associate Claudia Arméstar concentrates on arbitration related to PPPs and investment projects.

Under the guidance of Mauricio Raffo, who draws from a wealth of experience in investor-state disputes, the arbitration department at Miranda & Amado frequently serves as lead counsel on local and international landmark cases. Operating across the construction, transportation and telecoms sectors, the team often appears in ICC and ICSID arbitrations. José Daniel Amado is reputed as a well-versed international arbitration practitioner, while Cristina Ferraro concentrates on investment and commercial arbitration, primarily within the energy and mining industries. Luis Alonso Navarro, who was promoted to the partnership in January 2022, handles investor-state arbitration.

Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados remains a dominant force in the arbitration space, often representing major mining, construction and energy companies in complex local and cross-border cases. The team is well versed in the various procedural rules under ICC and ICSID and handles disputes relating to public concessions and investments. The group is jointly led by Julio César Pérez, Mario Reggiardo, Luis Bustamante, Micaela Ortiz and Mayra Bryce. Ortiz is active in cross-border corporate arbitration, and Bryce frequently advises banking-sector clients on investment arbitration. Pérez demonstrates strengths in commercial and constitutional arbitration; Reggiardo concentrates on domestic and international arbitration relating to concessions and infrastructure; and Bustamante handles construction arbitration. Associate Jasmín Alarcón is a key contact.

The well-rounded arbitration practice at Rodrigo, Elías & Medrano Abogados has a notable track record in complex and high-profile arbitration cases, both locally and internationally. Experienced in international arbitration under the ICC and ICSID rules, the team assists clients from the infrastructure, finance and mining sectors, in cases ranging from shareholder and governmental affairs to construction disputes. Industry veteran José Tam draws from his experience in civil and commercial arbitration proceedings to oversee the department. Italo Carrano and Martín Chocano concentrate on construction disputes, while Luis Bedoya advises domestic and foreign corporations on claims regarding commercial matters. Clients turn to Jorge Alvarado for assistance in complex international arbitration cases. Senior associate Gonzalo Chirinos specialises in constitutional arbitration proceedings, and associate Julio Olórtegui’s recent work highlights include disputes in the retail, energy and extractive services industries.

Leveraging its global network of offices, DLA Piper Perú is well placed to advise both domestic and international companies on a wide range of claims before the ICC and ICSID, including contract interpretation, force majeure clauses and price adjustments. The firm’s arbitration practice, which is divided into construction and projects, and commercial arbitration, is led by Carlos Núñez and Hernán Jordán. Nuñez has ample experience in the creation of public and private infrastructure projects, and frequently handles high-value arbitration cases involving construction and PPPs. Jordán concentrates on complex commercial arbitration cases in the medical, energy, insurance and mining sectors. Principal associate Billy Franco is a key practitioner within the group and focuses on construction-related cases.

At Garrigues, the arbitration team is sought for its assistance in construction, insurance, telecoms and public contracts disputes. Involved in local and international arbitrations before the ICC and ICSID, the group is jointly led by Hugo Forno Flórez, who is experienced in civil and contractual disputes, and Melissa Nuñez Santti, who has extensive experience in the negotiation and defence of commercial claims. Senior associate Hugo Forno Odria is knowledgeable in international and corporate law, and associate Kevin Villanueva represents clients in insurance and investment cases.

In the arbitration arena, Hernández & Cía has a notable record in advising public and private sector clients on local and international arbitration relating to infrastructure, insurance, energy and construction disputes. Counting global corporations, banks and public entities among its clients, the firm frequently appears in investor-state and commercial arbitrations before the ICC and ICSID. The offering is collectively led by industry veteran Javier de Belaunde; Enrique Johanson, who concentrates on complex arbitration proceedings concerning construction disputes; and Caterina Miró Quesada, who assists sovereign states and private companies in investment disputes. Jorge Luis Zubiate is reputed for his experience in advising major financial institutions on various claims before Peruvian courts, while Sheilah Vargas handles arbitration procedures in the hydrocarbon and telecoms fields. Senior associate Lourdes Luna focuses on construction cases, while associate Renzo Saavedra covers contractual and governmental disputes.

At Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera Abogados, the arbitration team is engaged by private companies and public entities to handle various disputes ranging from shareholder conflicts to construction, transportation and retail-related disputes. The group is jointly led by specialist Fernando Meléndez and Edwin Pezo, who concentrates on complex international arbitration proceedings and telecoms-sector cases. Senior associate Claudia Quispe focuses on construction disputes, while associate Raul Zuñiga advises on shareholder disputes.

The rapidly expanding arbitration practice at Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uria operates across the transportation, energy, construction and water treatment sectors, among others. With experience in both domestic and international investment arbitration, the offering is co-led by Ramiro Portocarrero, who advises industrial clients on various commercial and governmental disputes, and Sebastián Basombrio, who handles financial and infrastructure-related cases. Principal associate Lisbeth Gárate is noted for her specialism in construction arbitration.

The arbitration team at Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas is adept in advising local and international corporations and financial groups on complex and high-profile arbitration, often relating to commercial and civil disputes. The team is co-led by Roger Zavaleta Rodriguez, who is a specialist in the design of procedural strategies and defence in international arbitration, often concerning public contracts and construction, and Fabio Núñez del Prado, who has led international investment arbitration proceedings in New York, Geneva and London. Senior associate Úrsula Piedra demonstrates skill in commercial arbitrations and negotiations under ICC rules. Associates Nicolás Hernández and Kiara Bazan are also key practitioners in the group.

Situated within a global network, the arbitration department at CMS Grau handles both domestic and international arbitration proceedings, primarily relating to commercial issues, contracts and investment issues, often before the ICC and ICSID. The team is skilled in designing strategies for conflict prevention purposes. The group is led by Luis Alberto Linan, who is experienced in representing telecoms and mining companies in civil and constitutional proceedings; Javier Ferrero, who handles complex investment arbitration cases; and Michelle Barclay, who focuses on advising companies in relation to infrastructure and PPP projects. Carlos Hamann specialises in energy and natural resources disputes, while Ramon Huapaya’s scope of work covers public procurement and government contract-related arbitration.

The arbitration team at Cuatrecasas is active in local and regional proceedings, particularly within the infrastructure and transport industries. The group also advises clients from the agriculture, mining and construction sectors. Domingo Rivarola oversees the practice and is well versed in commercial and international arbitration, often defending clients in proceedings concerning concession contracts. Senior associate Rodrigo Rabines handles construction-related arbitration, while associate Elody Malpartida‘s scope of work extends to disputes arising from M&A deals.

The boutique arbitration practice at Rodríguez Angobaldo Abogados regularly handles disputes involving commercial, regulatory and real estate issues. The team handles local arbitration proceedings, often representing private entities and state-owned organisations. The team is co-led by Jaime Heredia, who acts in complex commercial and infrastructure-related cases, and Cesar Sanabria, who focuses on telecoms and transportation disputes. Fernando Rodríguez Angobaldo is a key contact for civil and insurance proceedings, and Enrique Varsi is active in local and international arbitrations. At the associate level, Marco Torres Maldonado represents corporations in financial disputes, while Lucero Ramírez Izaguirre assists clients with cases concerning public international law.

The arbitration group at Rubio Leguía Normand assists clients from the energy, mining and aviation industries, and concentrates on civil, construction and commercial disputes. The experienced Bruno Marchese heads the department and offers extensive knowledge of civil and constitutional matters. The team includes Giancarlo Celis, who is recognised for his breadth of expertise in the field, and associate Verónica Avellaneda, who handles the assessment and structuring of strategies in arbitrations concerning constitutional and commercial matters.

The arbitration practice at Amprimo, Flury, Barboza & Rodríguez Abogados. is jointly led by the experienced Natale Amprimo, Eduardo Barboza and Carlos Rodríguez. In addition to representing clients in complex disputes, the firm's lawyers are also active as arbitrators and expert witnesses.

The arbitration practice at Baxel Consultores is primarily engaged by private companies and state entities to advise on arbitration proceedings in construction, corporate, telecoms and transportation disputes. Offering a unique approach by combining legal advice with behavioral and economic sciences expertise, the firm regularly serves as co-counsel for sovereign states in proceedings under ICSID rules. The team is jointly led by Juan Chang Tokushima, who concentrates on regulatory-related litigation and administrative procedures, and Mario Drago, who is well versed in commercial and investment-focused arbitration.

At Benites, Vargas & Ugaz, the arbitration group handles disputes relating to mining, financial services and engineering, and serves local banks and corporations. Ricardo Carrillo Garrat leads the practice, with experience in both arbitration and litigation, often in proceedings before the Constitutional Court. At the senior associate level, Christian Wong handles commercial arbitration, while Alexander Conde focuses on contentious administrative and civil disputes.

The specialist construction arbitration practice at boutique firm CAMPOS | Arbitraje e Infraestructura is jointly led by Rodrigo Urrutia and Alexander Campos. Urrutia demonstrates experience in corporate, infrastructure and regulatory disputes, often involving state-owned entities, while Campos is well versed in the negotiation and execution of private and public infrastructure projects, as well as commercial disputes. Carla de los Santos, who was promoted to the partnership in January 2024, concentrates on domestic and international commercial and construction arbitration. Principal associate Carlos Diez is noted for his work in complex construction disputes.

At boutique firm Estudio Linares Abogados, the arbitration practice specialises in conflict prevention and resolution, and assists clients from the real estate, energy and hospitality fields. Recently, the firm has been involved in cases relating to debt collection, real estate disputes, and breaches of private and public contracts. Daniel Linares Aviléz leads the team and displays strength in complex arbitrations in Peru. Senior associate Héctor Campos García handles contract and civil disputes, while junior associates Carla Montes Gonzáles and Alejandrina Molina Altamirano cover civil and constitutional arbitration proceedings.

At Estudio Olaechea, the arbitration group advises local corporations from the electrical engineering, transportation and technology industries. The leadership trio comprises Manuel Villa-García, Cecilia Catacora and Carlos Martínez. Villa-Garcia demonstrates expertise in assisting domestic and global companies in complex arbitration proceedings, while Catacora focuses on commercial arbitration relating to debt collection and collateral foreclosures, and Martínez handles contentious administrative proceedings and contractual arbitration involving maritime and mining companies.

At Estudio Simons - Solución de controversías, the arbitration practice demonstrates skill in contractual, corporate, regulatory and administrative disputes. Attracting clients from the construction, telecoms and mining sectors, the firm regularly handles domestic and cross-border arbitration. The team is jointly led by Adrían Simons, a seasoned litigator; Verónica de Noriega, who draws from her extensive experience in fishing and energy disputes; and Adolfo Pinillos, who joined from Rodríguez Angobaldo Abogados and is frequently involved in high-value mining and tax proceedings. Associate Maria Alejandra Conde is a key member of the department.

The team at Osterling Abogados focuses on local arbitration, particularly within the insurance, engineering, mining and real estate sectors. The team’s scope of work includes product liability and complex insurance arbitration, in addition to construction-related disputes. The group is jointly led by Gabriel Loli, who handles engineering and construction disputes, and Mauricio Martínez, who focuses on civil, estate and contract termination matters. Malgorzata (Gosia) Judkiewicz-Garvan specialises in cross-border arbitration.

Boutique arbitration practice Reyes & Consultores Asociados demonstrates strength in handling disputes in the transport, engineering, construction and education fields. The firm counts private companies and consortiums among its clients, and advises on public contract disputes, often against the Peruvian state. Claudia Reyes leads the offering and frequently assists foreign private sector clients in public procurement disputes. Cintia Reyes is noted for her work in public and private arbitration. Associate Cynthia Arango is another practitioner to note.

Santiváñez Abogados’ arbitration practice is a popular choice for clients from the energy, natural resources and infrastructure industries. With expertise in disputes in highly regulated industries, the firm adopts a multidisciplinary approach by collaborating with its TMT and antitrust and competition departments. The group is co-led by Fidel Rocha, who is active in arbitration proceedings in the mining and environmental spaces, and senior associate José Salcedo, who frequently serves as counsel in investment treaty and commercial arbitrations. Elsewhere, associate Brian Cillóniz advises private and public companies on construction and oil and gas disputes.