Pérez-Llorca completes Miranda & Amado merger
Pérez-Llorca and Miranda & Amado have completed their integration following approval from the partners’ meetings and governing bodies of both firms. The combination, first announced in May 2026, brings together two firms from different jurisdictions into a single platform aimed at the Ibero-American legal market.
Following the integration, Pérez-Llorca will count close to 1,300 professionals across offices in Barcelona, Bogotá, Brussels, Mexico City, Lima, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Medellín, Monterrey, New York and Singapore, in addition to Abu Dhabi, where the firm recently opened an office. Pro forma global revenue for the combined firm over the past twelve months is estimated at approximately $280 million. Miranda & Amado has grown 30% over the past four years, while Pérez-Llorca has grown more than 87% in the same period.
The Lima office will be fully integrated into Pérez-Llorca’s structure, governance and operating model. Peruvian partners will join Pérez-Llorca’s governing bodies and take on leadership roles in key international practices, while local management in Peru will be overseen by an Executive Committee made up of local partners. During a transitional period, the firm will operate in the Peruvian market under the name Pérez-Llorca, Miranda & Amado before adopting the Pérez-Llorca Perú brand.
The integration is intended to strengthen Pérez-Llorca’s capacity to advise sovereign funds, institutional investors, financial entities, large corporations and international law firms on major transactions, financings, litigation and international arbitration, as well as on complex regulatory matters, connecting Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America.
Market context
Pedro Pérez-Llorca, Managing Partner of Pérez-Llorca, said: “The integration with Miranda & Amado represents a decisive step in our international strategy. We have built a platform to accompany our clients across the main investment corridors between Europe and Latin America and we are strengthening our ability to connect that axis with some of the world’s most relevant capital centres, including Asia and the Middle East. Our objective is to be the reference firm for the most sophisticated transactions and matters in the Ibero-American space.”
Iván Delgado, International Executive Partner at Pérez-Llorca, added: “The integration of Miranda & Amado and the opening of Abu Dhabi are complementary milestones within the same project. We want to be present both in markets that generate capital and in those that offer investment and growth opportunities. This combination allows us to connect international investors with strategic projects in Europe and Latin America through a single integrated platform.”
Luis Miranda Founding Partner of Miranda & Amado, said: “This integration combines Miranda & Amado’s local leadership and knowledge with an international platform. We share a common vision of client service, and we are convinced that this union will allow us to offer distinct advice to companies and investors operating increasingly beyond their traditional markets.”
