WHO WE ARE More than advisors, we are allies to our clients. We align ourselves with the goals they pursue and strive to broaden their vision, understanding the nature of their business. Our focus is on delivering solutions to businesses’ growth needs and mitigating all the risks involved in this process. MISSION To build transparent relationships with our clients that drive the growth of their businesses, guide them through their challenges, and pave the way in their interactions with the market. To become partners who support the growth of businesses and the prosperity of people in their personal and economic relationships. VISION OUR HISTORY Gálvez Monteagudo Abogados is a law firm with more than 35 years of uninterrupted practice in Peru and internationally. 1976
Ceremony marking the admission of Dr. Eduardo Gálvez Monteagudo to the prestigious Lima Bar Association. Throughout the 1990s, we led the fight against the main obstacle faced by both companies and individuals in achieving growth and prosperity: extremely high delinquency rates and the lack of trust in honoring the credit obligations generated by the market. 1995
Headquarters of Gálvez Monteagudo Law Firm It was a problem of widespread distrust, where commitments made were not honored, resulting in little value being given to what was signed. 1996
Firm staff at the Chiclayo office 1997
Extrajudicial account managers and account officers at work in the offices of our
main headquarters As a result of this leadership, we handled more than 30,000 judicial proceedings and managed over 2 million delinquent accounts at the extrajudicial level. 1998
Expansion of Gálvez Monteagudo Abogados Headquarters 1998
Inauguration of the Main Headquarters Expansion OUR PRINCIPLES Efficiency We are not here to delay your problems further, but to eliminate them. Public Career We have an in-depth understanding of the procedures. OUR PRINCIPLES Bold Lawyers We seek solutions where no one else can find them. Results-Oriented We are a strategic partner that will help you grow. Today, the challenge of our work in the country is different. We have grown economically, but not institutionally. Peru is burdened by corruption and a gap between the needs of the private sector and the population, and the services provided by the State. It is urgent for lawyers to bring public services closer to the business sector, fostering transparent and harmonious relationships between private parties and the State, so that both can drive the country’s economy and its broader development. New times, new challenges, same firm