‘A firm that always puts clients first’, ECIJA Otero's dispute resolution department has longstanding experience in complex litigation. Jointly leading the practice, Rodrigo Nelson is a national and international litigation, arbitration and bankruptcy proceedings expert, whose track record includes disputes over regulated markets, construction, corporate conflicts, mining and insurance; and highly-regarded manager Jaime Silva Bruce acts for companies in construction, real estate and corporate disputes. At associate level, Sofia Sallorenzo’s career includes working at national mining company Chilean HighService Corp; while Sara Crozier is an August 2024 departee.
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Testimonials
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- ’In terms of the quality of legal services provided, it stands out from other firms, as do the prompt responses to enquiries.’
- ‘What sets it apart from other law firms are the training sessions and small workshops, where they explain the new legal regulations that will come into effect.’
- ‘Knowledge of local law and attention to detail, as well as a strong sense of urgency.’
- ‘Lawyers who have a firm understanding of what needs to be done and how to conduct litigation.’
- 'They're a firm that always puts clients first, sharing their vision and strategy without trying to impose their suggestions. The professionals are approachable, and willing to talk and resolve any questions clients might have.’
- ‘Rodrigo Nelson provides quality and professional services, in relation to all enquiries and advice.’
Key clients
- Microsoft
- Ricoh Chile
- EPSON
- Lexmark
- Michael Page
- Techedge (Avvale)
- Rissetto Family
- Isotron Chile (Isastur Group)
- Basco Construction Company
- SSC Space
- Toralla
- Mateco
Work highlights
Defending Lexmark against both civil and criminal lawsuits.
Assisting Techedge with a high-stakes litigation worth approximately $40m.
Assisting Toralla with several ongoing disputes (totalling $40m) with indigenous community Huicha Pucatué, which has invoked ancestral rights over land where the company’s main plant has been located for over thirty years.
Practice head
Rodrigo Nelson; Jaime Silva Bruce
Other key lawyers
Isidora Albornoz Ríos