Spanish law firm Pérez-Llorca merges with Peru's Miranda & Amado

What's the deal? Iberian law firm Pérez-LlorcaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → is merging with Peruvian firm Miranda & Amado, marking its entry into the Peruvian market. The deal is part of Pérez-Llorca's broader Latin American expansion strategy.

Why now? The merger comes less than a year after Pérez-Llorca launched in Colombia through a partnership with Gómez-Pinzón, suggesting the firm is on an aggressive regional expansion timeline. Miranda & Amado is considered an elite outfit in Peru's legal market.

The signal: Pérez-Llorca's rapid-fire Latin American expansion — Colombia in 2024, now Peru — reflects a broader consolidation wave as Iberian professional services firms race to build integrated cross-border platforms. Miranda & Amado, classified as an early-growth firm on Dealroom despite its elite reputation in Peru, suggests the merger could accelerate its trajectory under a larger, more mature parent, while giving Pérez-Llorca immediate credibility in one of the region's most active mining and infrastructure markets.

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