Úrsula Piedra is a lawyer graduated from the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. She has completed the specialization program in international arbitration and investments by AmCham Peru and Universidad del Pacífico (2021), as well as taking courses in the second specialization program in civil procedural law at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (2018).

She specializes in the design of strategies, transactions, and defense in international and national arbitration litigation, as well as judicial litigation in contractual, insurance, corporate, administrative, constitutional, public and private contracting, infrastructure of large projects, energy and civil liability.

She has participated in important constitutional processes of protection related to health and safety issues, as well as free enterprise, and safeguarding the principle of non-confiscation. She has been part of the worktable for the demolition of the "Nicolini" Building. In addition, she has advised companies from several industries in national and international arbitrations, court proceedings, emergency arbitration procedures, annulment procedures and transactions.

Ursula is author of the comments to the article 51 of the New Constitutional Procedural Code of Perú and is Adjunct Professor of the "Arbitration" course at the Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC). She also was teaching assistant of the course "Law of Obligations" in the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and also has assisted the Ex-President of the Constitutional Court in a Project, where she made the compilation and summaries of the Constitutional Court last Rulings."

Úrsula is a member of the Law Review Ius Et Veritas.

Before her incorporation, she was part of Arbitration and Litigation Law Firm Boutiques Simons Abogados and Miguel Grau Q. Abogados.

She speaks fluently Spanish and English and has knowledge of German.​