"Human-centered solutions with procedural rigor: transforming complex disputes into orderly and fair resolutions."

Wendy Yachachín Landa

Specialist in Civil and Procedural Law

Wendy Emilia Yachachín Landa is a lawyer with a strong vocation for procedural law and dispute resolution. Educated at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, where she also completed a master’s degree in Procedural Law, she has developed her career by combining academic rigor with legal practice focused on the effective defense of her clients’ interests. Her training as an extrajudicial conciliator, including specialization in family matters, reflects her conviction that law should not only resolve disputes but also prevent and manage them strategically.

Throughout her career, she has been involved in the management and representation of civil, labor, and administrative proceedings, as well as in drafting lawsuits, precautionary measures, contracts, and various legal instruments. She has gained experience both in law firms and in institutional settings, working with public and private sector entities, which has allowed her to develop a comprehensive understanding of the judicial system and the legal needs of organizations.

Her professional practice is characterized by an analytical, orderly, and strategic approach to legal proceedings. Convinced that the practice of law requires continuous updating, she complements her professional work with legal research and academic participation in specialized training spaces, where she shares her experience in topics related to procedural law and effective judicial protection.

Wendy Emilia Yachachín Landa

Specialist in Civil and Procedural Law

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

NOTABLES

COURSES AND DIPLOMAS

Diploma in Family Procedural Law, Family Protection (Amparo Familiar), and Domestic Violence, applying oral proceedings in family courts – Lima Bar Association
Diploma in Public Management – National Specialized Center for Peruvian State Management
Diploma in Administrative Law – National Specialized Center for Peruvian State Management.
Accredited Extrajudicial Conciliator by the Lima Bar Association.
Specialized Extrajudicial Family Conciliator accredited by the Lima Bar Association.

TESTIMONIOS

En el tiempo que trabajé con Julissa pude comprobar su constante iniciativa y eficiencia para lograr las metas a pesar de un escenario adverso. Lideró con amplio manejo y control situaciones complejas de dinámicas diversas. Siempre mantuvo una buena comunicación y relación con las diversas áreas.

CAROLINA MARALLANO, EPLI S.A.C.

Julissa es una abogada muy dedicada en las labores que le son encomendadas, tiene mucha experiencia en derecho corporativo, temas societarios y prevención de riesgos en compañías transnacionales. ¡La recomiendo como colega!

BETSY AYALA, COMDATA PERU S.A.C.

Como responsable de la región LATAM para COMDATA, tuve el placer de trabajar junto a Julissa, que actuó como mi enlace jurídico en Perú. Demostró un notable nivel de compromiso y dedicación a su trabajo, al tiempo que poseía una destacada competencia técnica en la comprensión de la legislación local. Además, es una excelente persona de gran carácter. Recomiendo ampliamente a Julissa para cualquier puesto, comisión o trabajo jurídico.

VICTOR MARTINEZ, COMDATA PERU S.A.C.

INTERVIEW

How do you apply ethics in your professional practice?

It definitely goes beyond the explicitly established standards, as it is based on complete transparency with the client regarding the realistic expectations of their case. It obliges me not to promote unnecessary proceedings and to always seek a resolution to the conflict.

What challenges do you find most interesting in your specialty?

It is the human dynamics behind the case file, such as the ability to guide the parties to look beyond the litigation in order to find a point of balance. In that sense, it is a technical and psychological challenge that I enjoy resolving.

How are your specializations in Procedural Law, Civil Law, and conciliation connected when advising a client?

I consider that there is a circular connection, since when advising a client, I first assess whether the conflict can be resolved through dialogue (as in conciliation); if that is not possible, I design a procedural strategy—a pathway—that allows us to defend the substantive right (Civil Law).

How do procedural strategy and conciliation influence the way you approach and resolve a legal dispute?

They are decisive. Procedural strategy can make the difference between success and failure, since even a strong substantive right can be lost due to poor management of timing or procedural stages. In addition, my training as a conciliator gives me a cost-benefit perspective, focused on efficiency and the pursuit of creative solutions that a traditional litigator might often overlook.