WHO WE ARE
We are a law firm specialized in corporate, tax, regulatory, litigation and dispute resolution matters. We provide a personalized, efficient and excellent service in every consultation.
SOLUTIONS
Specialization
Specialists in multiple areas of law. Personalized services for national and foreign companies.
Solutions
Integral solutions for the particular needs of each client.
Commitment
Commitment to the business development of our clients.
We are known for having a first class team of professionals, we select our lawyers from among the best graduates of
NEWS
Eight Supreme Court Rulings That Shaped August
In August, the Chilean Supreme Court issued a series of particularly significant rulings, with decisions addressing matters as diverse as the CMF’s authority to impose sanctions, the invalidity of fraudulent invoices, the limits of arbitration, bank fraud under Law No. 20,009, and the evaluation of expert evidence submitted by a party. In our […]
Civil Procedure Reform Observatory — Chapter 3: Service of the Complaint.
We continue with our Civil Procedure Reform Observatory. In previous chapters, we reviewed the requirements for filing a complaint and mandatory pre-trial mediation in certain matters. Now we move on to the next step: service of the complaint. The question is simple but relevant: When does the defendant become a party to the lawsuit? Article 260: the formula […]
Arteaga | Gorziglia is recognized in the Chambers & Partners: Latin America Guide 2027 ranking
At Arteaga | Gorziglia, we are proud to announce that, once again, we have been recognized by Chambers & Partners—one of the most prestigious rankings in the legal world—in its *Latin America Guide: Chile 2027*. In addition, Chambers & Partners individually recognized:
Civil Procedure Reform Observatory — Chapter 2: Mandatory Pre-Trial Mediation.
Another Step Before Filing a Lawsuit? We continue with our “Civil Procedure Reform Watch,” a series in which we examine, chapter by chapter, the changes that the proposed new Civil Procedure Code could bring to litigation in Chile. From Article 258 to Article 256. In the first chapter, we examined the […]
Labor and Social Security Newsletter — New Issue
We are sharing a new issue of our Labor and Social Security Newsletter, prepared by Camila Torres Medina, Senior Associate in the Labor Law practice at Arteaga Gorziglia. In this issue, we review, among other topics: Several of these topics require a review of internal protocols, employment contracts, and people management practices before […]
Civil Procedure Reform Observatory — Chapter 1: Requirements for a Complaint
Are the requirements for filing a complaint becoming more stringent? We are launching the Civil Procedure Reform Observatory, a new series in which we will examine, chapter by chapter, the most relevant issues that this reform could change regarding the way litigation is conducted in Chile. We begin with a basic but crucial topic: the requirements for filing a complaint. Current framework: […]
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