Santiago, partner at Miranda & Amado, focuses his professional practice on dispute resolution, ranging from negotiations to arbitral litigation, and on civil, constitutional and contentious administrative proceedings.
Industria: Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Pablo Sotomayor
Pablo, partner at Miranda & Amado, focuses his professional practices on tax consulting and corporate tax planning. He is well-versed in the transfer and acquisition of businesses and companies across a variety of industries, and in corporate restructuring, financing and cross-border transactions. In addition, he advises clients on tax review and audit procedures, and represents individuals and companies with Peru’s various tax administrations in contentious and non-contentious proceedings, as well as with the Tax Court and the judiciary.
He is a member of Instituto Peruano de Derecho Tributario (IPDT) [Peruvian Tax Law Institute] and the International Fiscal Association (IFA). Also, Pablo is a member of the tax affairs committee of the Sociedad Nacional de Minería, Petróleo y Energía [National Society of Mining, Petroleum and Energy]. Since 2009, he has served as a professor at the Law School of Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas and since 2012 at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
Mauricio Raffo
Mauricio, partner at Miranda & Amado, leads the firm’s dispute resolution team. His practice focuses on litigation and arbitration, with broad experience in complex regulatory disputes regarding infrastructure and construction projects. He has participated in a variety of important disputes, successfully counseling transnational corporations in more than 100 arbitrations, both domestic and international, under ICC, UNCITRAL, ICSID, CCL, AMCHAM and PUCP rules, among others, as well as in more than 500 judicial, commercial, civil, contentious-administrative and constitutional proceedings. He has been recognized as a market-leading lawyer, both in arbitration and litigation matters, by the most prestigious international publications.