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Press Releases

A new partner joins Rubio Leguía Normand

Since Wednesday, October 4, Jorge Dávila joined Rubio Leguía Normand as a partner in the Tax and Customs area. With more than 17 years of experience in the field of tax consulting and procedures, advising clients with multinational and local presence in various aspects of the matter; such as tax structuring of operations, tax compliance, assistance in audits, representation in contentious and non-contentious procedures, as well as tax judicial processes, among others, will be very well used to strengthen Rubio Leguía Normand.
21 March 2024
Press Releases

Appointment of Partner in Rubio Leguía Normand

Since Wednesday, October 4, Giancarlo Celis became a partner in the Dispute Prevention and Resolution and Arbitration area of Rubio Leguía Normand. Giancarlo is a specialist in all types of litigation and dispute resolution, legal risk determination, legal affairs manager, compliance, and corporate affairs, with more than 16 years of professional experience, which will serve to strengthen Rubio Leguía Normand.
21 March 2024
Press Releases

A new consultant joins Rubio Leguía Normand

Since Wednesday, September 18, Eliana Pelaez joined Rubio Leguía Normand as a consultant in the corporate and financial area.
21 March 2024
Real Estate/Property

Infrastructure gap: Some comments from the real estate sector to help reduce it

In Peru, the ongoing Pandemic has made more evident the great deficit in infrastructure in the various public services: transportation, energy, telecommunications, health, water and sanitation, water infrastructure and education. Our infrastructure development is lagging behind regional peers and even more so with OECD countries. We rank 85th out of 137 countries on the Infrastructure Quality Indicator of the Global Competitiveness Index 2017-2018. By Franco Soria, Partner of the Real Estate Area
03 December 2020
Projects, energy and natural resources

The challenges facing the massification of natural gas

As of 2004, Peru began the exploitation of its most important natural gas reserves, located in the region of Cusco (Camisea), specifically in the fields located in the towns of San Martín, Cashiriari and Mipaya. These reserves, coming from Lots 88 and 56, are transported from the rainforest to the coast of the country to meet the energy demand of the population.
27 October 2020
Projects, energy and natural resources

Mining Investments in Peru: Regulatory challenges to achieve economic revival

Article written by Diego Grisolle, Partner for our Mining Practice Area.
07 October 2020