
PPO Indacochea acts for a stellar client list drawn from a rull range of sectors (from banking to telecoms to manufacturing) on matters ranging from commercial disputes and antitrust cases to judicial debt collection and probate litigation; out-of-court settlements are another of the team’s strengths. The firm’s arbitration team also enjoys a high success rate in commercial and investment arbitration, including in cross-border disputes. Lindsay Sykes heads both the compliance and international arbitration teams; she has particuarly extensive experience in cross-border dispute resolution. Alejandro Pemintel co-heads the litigation department and his successful disputes practice also encompasses mediation, negotiation and prejudicial reconciliation. At senior associate level, Luz Marina Iriarte is an expert in labour and civil litigation, including individual and collective bargaining processes, labour reorganisations and social security matters; while Marcelo Longaric represents clients in civil, commercial and administrative litigation and has experience in conciliation and arbitration proceedings. Fernando Escobar heads the firm’s appeals and last instance remedies work, representing clients before the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Tribunal. From the associate bench: Juan Pablo Sanchez plays a key role in civil litigation and commercial arbitration, particularly in the IP and data protection areas. Sebastián Alba, Cecilia Jordan, Emiliano Hernández and Leonardo Reyes are also active members of the team.
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Testimonials
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- ‘What sets this practice apart is its combination of technical expertise, pragmatism, and a preventive approach, which allows it to manage disputes efficiently and with favourable results for its clients. The Indacochea & Asociados team is distinguished by high specialisation in litigation and arbitration, which allows it to address highly complex cases with a solid and well-structured approach.'
- 'In addition to traditional litigation, the firm is highly competent in conciliation and mediation mechanisms, optimising time and costs for its clients. It offers a comprehensive approach that not only seeks conflict resolution but also the prevention of future legal contingencies. The firm has adopted digital tools for case tracking, allowing for greater transparency and efficiency in the administration of judicial and arbitration processes.'
Key clients
- Huawei Technologies Bolivia
- Meta
Work highlights
Advised BBVA, the Spanish banking group, on an investment arbitration against Bolivia under the Bolivia-Spain Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), stemming from the Bolivian government’s delayed nationalisation of BBVA Previsión.
Lawyers
Leading partners
The strongest partners in their field, leading on market-leading deals and endorsed by peers and clients alike.
Leading associates
Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.
Fernando Escobar

Marcelo Longaric
Practice head
Lindsay Sykes; Alejandro Pemintel

