Bomchil‘s environmental team is noted for its strength in litigation concerning transnational environmental matters, combining expertise in administrative law, international public law, and the energy and mining sectors. The dedicated ESG practice focuses on assisting companies with the changes required to meet the 203o Agenda and the Paris Agreement’s targets for sustainable development and carbon neutrality. The team is jointly led by María Inés Corrá, a key contact for environmental regulatory matters and disputes, and Cristian Galansky, who is frequently sought out to advise clients in the natural resources and environmental services sectors on compliance and administrative and judicial proceedings.
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Testimonials
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- 'I especially value the Bomchil team's approach for their ability to simplify the complex and provide actionable legal solutions. It's not just about their knowledge of the law—which they clearly have—but how they manage to translate it into concrete decisions that advance our projects with confidence and agility.'
- 'What truly sets Bomchil's lawyers apart is their ability to combine technical depth with a precise understanding of the business. They don't limit themselves to theory: their recommendations are practical, actionable, and designed to facilitate decision-making. This approach is invaluable for companies working in complex sectors or under tight deadlines.'
Key clients
- Araucaria Energy (currently SCC Power Argentina) Chevron Argentina Desler and Ipes Dique Norte Ecopolo LG Stream (Litoral Gas and ECS) Minera Los Pelambres Movistar Arena Refinería del Norte (Refinor) Savencia Tallo Verde (Asociación Nuevo Ambiente) Pan American Energy
Work highlights
Representing Desler and Ipes in a claim brought against them by an NGO, alleging that the defendants have caused, and continue to cause, certain collective environmental damage and requesting that the causes of the alleged damages cease.
Practice head
María Inés Corrá; Cristian Galansky