What we work on
The pages marked “in Spanish” are part of our Spanish site; the consultation can be arranged in English through Contact.
Civil law
- Drafting, reviewing and enforcing contracts and deeds (in Spanish)
- Breached promises to buy or sell property (in Spanish)
- Damages claims (in Spanish)
- Third-party claims against a seizure (tercería de posesión) (in Spanish)
- Advice on buying and selling property and title review (in Spanish)
- Recovering a property from an occupant (precario and reivindicatoria) (in Spanish)
- Inheritance and probate, wills (in Spanish) and selling inherited property (in Spanish)
- Change of name (in Spanish)
- Ending a lease and evicting tenants
- Debt collection (in Spanish)
- Declaration of legal incapacity (interdicción) (in Spanish)
Consumer law
- Claims for breaches of the Consumer Protection Law (Law 19,496) and damages
- Legal warranty: repair, replacement or refund of faulty products (in Spanish)
- Poorly provided services (in Spanish), unfair contract terms (in Spanish) and online purchases and the right of withdrawal (in Spanish)
- Mental health coverage caps in Isapres (health insurers) (in Spanish)
Accidents and civil liability
- Traffic accidents (in Spanish)
- Medical negligence (in Spanish)
- Professional liability: lawyers, accountants, notaries and architects (in Spanish)
- Water leaks between neighbours (in Spanish)
Companies and commercial law
- Incorporating, amending and transforming companies; shareholder agreements
- Sale of goods and supply contracts, domestic and international (in Spanish)
- Collecting invoices, cheques and other debts (in Spanish)
- Trademark registration (in Spanish)
- .cl domain name disputes (in Spanish)
Family law
- Divorce: unilateral, by mutual consent or for fault (in Spanish)
Employment and criminal law
We handle employment and criminal matters together with associate lawyers dedicated to those areas, and we remain in charge of the case: you keep a single point of contact. See employment law (in Spanish) and criminal law (in Spanish).
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