Her professional practice focuses on advising various clients in the energy, natural resources and infrastructure sectors. She has knowledge and experience in dealing with public and private institutions related to these sectors, assisting in the processing of enabling titles, advice and representation in sanctioning procedures and disputes before regulatory agencies, analysis and evaluation of business strategies in the sector and regulatory consulting in general.

Flavia also has experience in administrative law and corporate law and has expertise in Government Procurement, Antitrust, Telecommunications, and Arbitration.

She has been teaching assistant of the Course of Effective Legal Communication at the Law School of Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú in 2021 and was permanent advisor of the First Moot Court on environmental crimes organized in Peru.

She is a lawyer from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP) and author of several articles related to the electricity sector in Peru. She writes regularly in the Web Portal Prometheo, of the Administrative Law Circle of the PUCP.

Tania has more than 4 years of legal experience in corporate, company and real estate law, focusing on the negotiating general contracts and those related to the retail and real estate sector. Her experience also includes implementing several regulatory compliance programs (competition, data protection, crime prevention and anti-corruption models).

Her professional practice includes hiring of Peruvian citizens and foreigners, human resources processes, disciplinary measures, dismissal procedures, employment contracts, administrative and immigration procedures, consulting and labor litigation. Ximena also has extensive experience in advising and consulting local and international companies in labor and immigration matters.

She is a lawyer from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. She has a Second Specialization in Labor and Social Security Law and a Master’s Degree in Labor and Social Security Law from the same university.

Fiorela has extensive experience in providing tax advice to local and foreign clients from different industries, in the preparation of tax planning, legal audits (due diligence), assistance in auditing procedures carried out by the Tax Administration, and preparation of appeals in contentious tax proceedings, among others.

Josefina has legal experience in national and international arbitration, as well as in civil, commercial, and contentious-administrative litigation.

She worked as a teaching assistant in the Arbitration and Government Procurement courses at Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas. She was also a member of the Arbitral Women 2019-2020.

She has participated in the co-writing of several articles:

1. Salinas Tipiani, Josefina, “La sustitución o revocación del árbitro, luego de haberse anulado el laudo arbitral [The replacement or revocation of the arbitrator, after the arbitral award has been annulled”]. In: Arbitraje en Contrataciones con el Estado [Arbitration in government procurement], Editorial UPC (2024).
2. Villa- García, Manuel, Jo Urbina, Arturo and Salinas Tipiani, Josefina, “Arbitraje Internacional: Las nuevas Reglas de la International Chamber of Commerce en Parthenon” [International Arbitration: The New Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce in Parthenon”]. In: Portal de Actualidad Jurídica de Foro Académico [Academic Forum Legal News Portal](2021).
3. Villa- García, Manuel, Catacora Torres, Cecilia and Salinas Tipiani, Josefina, “Perú contra España ¡un arbitraje internacional para recuperar el tesoro del Odyssey?” [“Peru vs. Spain: An international arbitration to recover the Odyssey treasure?”] In: Ciar Global Review (2020).
4. Villa- García, Manuel, Quintana Santa Cruz, Daniel and Salinas Tipiani, Josefina, “Laudos Arbitrales” [Arbitration Awards] In: Biblioteca de Arbitraje del Estudio Mario Castillo Freyre [Mario Castillo Freyre Law Firm’s Arbitration Library] (2019).