Saco-Vertiz & Landerer has unveiled its new corporate identity as part of a strategy aimed at strengthening recognition of the firm and showcasing the experience of its team in the Peruvian and international markets.
Founded in 2012, the firm is led by senior partners Carlos Saco-Vertiz and Eduardo Landerer, alongside 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 legal advice to domestic and international companies through a highly personalised approach, with direct partner involvement and close collaboration across different areas of law.
“This identity represents who we are and how we approach the practice of law. At the heart of the way we work is our commitment to giving 120%. This means approaching every matter with dedication and commitment, understanding our clients’ needs, looking beyond what we have been specifically asked to do, and identifying issues they may need to consider before making a decision,” said Carlos Saco-Vertiz, senior partner at Saco-Vertiz & Landerer.
Eduardo Landerer noted that this milestone will enable the firm to further strengthen its institutional development and growth.
“We want to continue building a full-service, highly personalised firm, where legal specialisation goes hand in hand with a deep understanding of our clients and relationships built over time. This identity reflects how we want to continue growing and engaging with the market,” said Eduardo Landerer, senior partner at Saco-Vertiz & Landerer.
The firm continues its development under its own name following the conclusion, by mutual agreement, of the international alliance BBGS.