Profile

Her practice focuses on the representation and advisory of clients in international commercial and investment arbitrations. She has participated in complex disputes involving construction, infrastructure projects, and energy matters. She also has experience in arbitrations under the rules of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), and various national arbitration centers. She graduated as an attorney from Universidad del Pacífico with summa cum laude distinction.

Studies:

• Specialization in Comprehensive Management of Infrastructure Projects, Universidad ESAN (2025).
• Advanced Practical Seminar in International Construction Arbitration, American University (2024).
• Lawyer, Universidad del Pacífico (2024).

Her working languages are Spanish and English.

Experience

Her experience focuses on the representation and advisory of clients in international commercial and investment arbitrations, having participated in complex disputes involving corporate matters, construction, infrastructure projects, and energy. She also has experience in arbitrations under the rules of ICSID, the ICC, and national centers. Prior to joining the firm, she worked at various prestigious law firms in the country and completed an internship at a leading international institution in investment arbitration.

Academic and Publishing Collaborations

• Co-author of the book “Piercing the Corporate Veil in Arbitration: Is It One or Two?” – Published by Palestra Editorial.
• Co-author of the article “Speed or Flexibility?: An Economic Analysis of Time Extensions in Arbitration.” Published by Themis – Law Review.
• Co-author of the article “Between the Just and the Necessary: The Reasoning of the Arbitral Award.” Published by Forseti – Law Review.
• Co-author of the article “The Success of Working Together: Recommended Collaborative Practices When Designing a Construction Contract.” Published by Ius et Veritas – Law Review.
• Co-author of the article “Chronicle of a Death Foretold: The Convenience of Arbitrability of Patents and Trademarks in Peru.” Published by Forseti – Law Review.

Professional Organisations

• Peruvian Young Arbitrators (PYA).
• International Bar Association (IBA).