Pellegrini & Rencoret Abogados

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Boutique law firm Pellegrini & Rencoret Abogados is home to a ‘top-notch team of litigators that has an impressive capacity to handle complex and strategic disputes’. The 11-strong specialised litigation practice covers constitutional actions, competition matters, and civil, commercial and economic litigation. The group also fields experts in national and international arbitration, along with antidumping, corporate governance issues, and construction, environmental and natural resources-related disputes. Other notable areas include class actions, administrative litigation procedures, and banking, capital markets, securities and insurance litigation. Heading up the department, commercial litigation specialist Julio Pellegrini acts in contractual claims, torts and class actions, and is particularly experienced in construction contract-related proceedings; Pedro Rencoret's caseload encompasses contractual claims, unfair competition and disputes involving complex economic issues; experienced litigator Fernando Zúñiga ’understands how the courts operate and how to construct arguments that truly impact a trial’; and Diego Ramos' practice covers both high-profile litigation cases and investigations. At associate level, Fernando Gazzella acts in domestic and international arbitrations, as well as litigation; while María Jesús Cifuentes' track record includes construction disputes. Counsel Felipe de Marinis - a September 2024 from Claro & Cia. - left the firm in October 2025.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘A top-notch team of litigators that has an impressive capacity to handle complex and strategic disputes’

  • ‘Great ability to work in a team and generate highly complex strategies.’

Key clients

  • Claro VTR
  • Feifan Chile

Work highlights

Representing Claro Chile and VTR Comunicaciones in proceedings before the Court of Appeals of Santiago and Santiago’s civil courts, which were commenced by Lotería de Concepción and Polla Chilena for alleged violations of the Telecommunications Act.