P&M Abogados
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Established in April 2025, P&M Abogados is experienced in disputes involving public works concessions, energy projects, mining infrastructure and civil works; the practice is co-led at founding-partner level by experienced arbitration practitioner, Orlando Palominos (a former Fleischmann & Román Abogados’ partner), and construction and real estate development sector expert, Manuel Morera (previously at the Metropolitan Health Concessionaire).
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Testimonials
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- Orlando makes all the difference. I've known him for years, and he has a personal touch, a firm grasp of the details of each case, and a clear strategic vision, always seeking a balance between the legal solution and the company's business interests. He's the kind of lawyer you want on your side when a dispute is important. Manuel complements this with extensive practical knowledge. He was a general counsel for a car dealership, he understands the client's needs well, and he provides concrete, business-friendly solutions. Both are constantly engaged in the matters they handle with us, but also in other aspects of our business, so they always inform us or consult with us when they identify issues that might be related to the matters they're assisting us with.
- P&M is a boutique firm specializing in projects and dispute resolution, with extensive experience in infrastructure, mining, and energy. Their focus is clearly on delivering real value to companies, considering their business interests and not just the legal solution. In arbitration, the partners handle the case directly at every stage, which is evident in how they develop the strategy and quantify the claims. Compared to larger firms, their recommendations are ready to inform decision-making.
Key clients
- Sacyr Industrial
- Essbio
Work highlights
Acted for SDEPCI, a subsidiary of a Chinese state‑owned group, in an emergency and main arbitration, arising from disputes in the Atacama Complex renewable energy project.