For International Law Firms
I support international counsel in cross-border civil matters involving Peru by providing independent Peruvian law expertise and a structured workflow for foreign proceedings (family law, succession, and private international law-related issues).
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👉 If you require a formal expert opinion on Peruvian law for a foreign court, please use the dedicated service page: Peruvian Law Expert Opinions (for instructing counsel) .
Scope (this page): intake and collaboration with law firms (triage, scoping, timing, and secure handling).
Reports: described and delivered through the dedicated service page linked above.
How do international law firms instruct Peruvian counsel?
Instructing counsel sends a brief intake by email with the following details — engagement begins with a conflict check and scope confirmation before any work starts:
- Jurisdiction / Court and case caption (if available)
- Court deadline and hearing date (if applicable)
- Specific legal questions to be addressed under Peruvian law
- Brief background and relevant Peru-related connections
- Format requirements (affidavit/declaration, annexes, pagination)
All expert opinions for foreign proceedings are prepared exclusively for instructing counsel — not for parties directly. For the full service description, see the dedicated expert opinions page.
Short video introduction (for instructing counsel)
A brief overview of how I support international law firms in Peru-related civil matters and foreign proceedings.
Prefer a written service overview? See: Peruvian Law Expert Opinions .
To get started
To begin, email the intake items listed above to the address below.
Contact (law firms only): counsel@albertomiranda.org
Please do not send sensitive documents until engagement terms are confirmed and a secure exchange method is established.
📍 Lima, Peru (GMT-5) • CAL N.º 39450 • 20+ years of civil practice • Published in an ISBA publication (2024)
