Epic Litigios & PI
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The four-member litigation practice at Epic Litigios & PI is experienced in construction, energy, real estate and shareholder disputes. It also assists with conflicts concerning unfair competition and industrial property. Carla Dittus routinely acts in major litigation before Chile’s civil courts, as well as domestic and international arbitration proceedings; while Bernardita Dittus specialises in litigation and IP matters.
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Testimonials
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- In my experience, both Carla Dittus and Bernardita Dittus stand out for their practical approach and clarity. Carla Dittus has a very strong strategic vision and a good ability to manage litigation with a focus on results, especially in more critical situations. Bernardita Dittus, for her part, contributes very solid analysis and the ability to explain complex scenarios clearly, which greatly facilitates management from the client's perspective. Together, they effectively combine strategy and execution, with a level of involvement that allows for working with confidence and without unnecessary friction, something not always found in other litigation teams.
- They work with a very practical approach, thoroughly understanding the timelines, dynamics, and inherent risks of the courts. For an in-house team, this translates into something very concrete: clear diagnoses from the outset and a procedural strategy that aligns with how the courts actually operate, not just how they should. They are particularly adept at identifying which battles are worth fighting and which are not, which helps optimize resources. Communication is also a strength. They keep the client informed clearly and promptly, without overwhelming them with irrelevant information, and always with a concrete recommendation on the next steps.
Key clients
- Química Industrial SPES
- Maqui New Life
Work highlights
Successfully represented sculptor María Angélica Echavarri in a lawsuit against UDI, a Chilean political party, for unauthorised reproduction and modification of her work, securing judicial recognition of artists' moral and economic rights.