Saco-Vertiz & Landerer unveils new institutional identity in Peru

Peru — Saco-Vertiz & Landerer has unveiled a new institutional identity as part of its growth strategy and efforts to strengthen the firm’s positioning in the Peruvian and international markets.

Founded in 2012, the firm is led by principal partners Carlos Saco-Vertiz and Eduardo Landerer, together with partners Maritza Guerrero, Karina Olano, Jaime Sabat, Pablo Olivera and Víctor Tapia.

With a team of more than 30 lawyers, Saco-Vertiz & Landerer provides comprehensive business legal advice to domestic and international companies. The firm highlights personalized service, direct partner involvement and coordinated work across different areas of law as key elements of its approach.

"This identity represents who we are and how we understand the practice of our profession. The essence of the way we work is to give 120%. It means approaching every matter with commitment and dedication, understanding our clients’ needs, going beyond what has specifically been requested and identifying issues that clients may need to consider before making a decision," said Carlos Saco-Vertiz, principal partner at Saco-Vertiz & Landerer.

Eduardo Landerer said the new identity will accompany a stage focused on strengthening the firm’s institutional development and growth.

"We want to continue developing an integrated and personalized firm, where legal specialization is accompanied by a deep understanding of our clients and relationships built over time. This identity reflects the way in which we want to continue growing and engaging with the market," commented Landerer.

The new stage follows the conclusion, by mutual agreement, of the firm’s international alliance with BBGS, with the practice now continuing its development under the Saco-Vertiz & Landerer name.