Get to know Frank Boyle, partner at our Peruvian member firm Estudio Muniz in our latest “Meet our Interact Law Board” feature!
How long have you been a member of Interact Law and how did you come to join the Board?
My firm, Estudio Muñiz, has been a member of Interact Law since 2017. We were kindly invited to join by Gabriel Nadal, who was on the Board at the time. My colleague, Jorge Muñiz, our founding partner, and I attended our first conference in London that same year.
My path to the Board began with my consistent and active participation in the network. I have attended every Interact conference since 2017 except for one. My involvement and eagerness to help shape the future of the network led to the invitation to join the Board. It was also important that Interact was looking to strengthen its presence in Latin America. I am very satisfied to be in a leadership role that contributes to the organization’s strategic direction.
What do you enjoy about your role on the Board?
Interact is a network that prioritizes strong connections among its members. What I enjoy most about my role on the Board is the collaborative spirit with my international colleagues and the opportunity to help shape the future of Interact Law. It’s incredibly rewarding to work alongside such a diverse and talented group of legal professionals, each bringing a unique perspective. I also enjoy the strategic aspect of the role—we’re not just managing the day-to-day, but thinking about how we can innovate and provide even greater value to our members.
How do you encourage lawyers to maximise their Interact Law membership?
I believe the key to a maximized membership is active engagement.
I encourage member firms to go beyond simply being listed in the directory and truly immerse themselves in the network.
This includes actively participating in our bi-annual conferences, joining our special interest groups, and sharing their expertise through our platforms. I often tell them that the more you put into Interact Law, the more you get out of it, not just in terms of referrals, but in valuable relationships and shared knowledge.
