Litigation 2026

PERU Trends and Developments Contributed by: Renzo Salvatore Monroy Pino, Roberto Shimabukuro Miyasato, Anibal Jong Urtecho Gómez and Alexander Montenegro, Monroy & Shima Abogados

Consider protective measures early With political volatility creating regulatory uncertainty, protective litigation strategies including interim relief applications and international treaty protections should be evaluated from the outset. Document government interactions meticulously In the current environment of frequent ministerial changes, contemporaneous documentation of all gov- ernment representations and commitments is critical for establishing expectations and rights. Embrace technological adaptation As the judiciary undergoes digital transformation, liti- gants who adapt early to electronic procedures will likely gain efficiency advantages. *** Peru’s legal system thus presents a complex equation for litigants – procedural predictability from its civil law foundations counterbalanced by political unpre- dictability from its governance challenges. Success requires understanding both the formal rules and the practical realities, navigating a system where stabil- ity and volatility coexist in sometimes contradictory ways. Despite these challenges, the ongoing mod- ernisation efforts and specialised commercial courts in major cities offer potential improvements for those willing to engage strategically with this evolving land- scape.

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