LAWYER PROFILE

Ramón Huapaya

Latin America 2026

CMS Grau

Ranked in 1 practice area

Public Law

Peru

8 years ranked

About

Provided by CMS Grau

Latin America

Practice Areas

Public Law; Power; Telecom

Career

Ramón is head of the public law practice group. He specializes in regulation of public services, concessions and infrastructure, advising during the negotiation, celebration, interpretation and execution phases in the contracting processes with the State and of sectorial concessions and under PROINVERSIÓN. He also participates in administrative or arbitral headquarters in the settlement of disputes arising from government contracts.

Formerly, he was a senior associate at Rodrigo, Elías & Medrano law firm (2011-2016) and senior legal advisor to the Ministry of Energy and Mines (2002-2011).

Professional Memberships

Ibero-American Forum of Administrative Law, Ibero-American Association in Regulation Studies, Peruvian Association of Administrative Law, Lima Bar Association

Publications

Several publications and books on administrative law including the most consulted books in his field “Public Administration, Administrative Law and Regulation” and “Treatise of the Administrative Judicial Process”.

Personal

Professor of Administrative Law, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Peru; “Infrastructure in a Market Economy”, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, USA; Master's Degree in Regulation Studies – UPC Peru; Law Degree University of Lima (with honours).

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Latin America

Public Law - Peru

Band 2

Individual Editorial

Noted partner Ramón Huapaya is well placed to assist clients from a range of industries with administrative sanctioning procedures. He also has experience advising key clients on public procurement and bureaucratic barriers.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Ramón Huapaya has extensive knowledge and is an expert in administrative law. He explains matters clearly and knows how to apply them specifically to our regulatory needs.
Public LawChambers Latin America