Fabiana Vittoria > Miranda & Amado > Lima, Peru > Lawyer Profile

Miranda & Amado
AV JOSÉ LARCO 1301
TORRE PARQUE MAR
MIRAFLORES, LIMA 18
Peru

Work Department

  • Life Sciences
  • Public Procurement
  • Corporate Compliance
  • Public Law
  • Competition/Antitrust, Merger Control and Unfair Competition
  • Telecommunications

Position

Senior Associate

Career

Her professional practice is focused on regulatory and administrative matters. She has gained an important legal and technical knowledge in regulated sectors such as fishery, pharmaceutical, agroindustry, education and specially in telecommunications. Regarding the latter, she has also been involved on projects related to the deployment, access and shared use of active and passive telecommunication infrastructure, supervision processes carried out by OSIPTEL, administrative procedures with tax implication, dispute resolution between companies as well as the obtaining of permits, licenses and related authorizations required in the sector. She joined the firm as an Associate in 2013. Fabiana is lawyer from Universidad de Piura.

Languages

English, Spanish

Education

Universidad de Piura, Lawyer (2018).

Lawyer Rankings

Peru > TMT (Technology, media and telecoms)

(Leading associates)

Fabiana Vittoria – Miranda & Amado

Miranda & Amado‘s telecoms, media, and technology practice is well-reputed for its team’s adept counsel to major telecom operators on a broad array of intricate regulatory issues – including concessions and registration renewals, authorisations and permitting processes. The team also has deep experience representing clients in navigating complex administrative sanctioning proceedings before telecommunications regulatory authorities. Co-leading the practice are: regulatory and administrative law expert, Willy Pedreschi; and data privacy specialist, Enrique Felices. At associate level, senior Fabiana Vittoria (currently undertaking her LLM), along with Raicza Arrunátegui and Álvaro Gastañadui, provide support on all key telecom and data privacy matters.