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Provided by Andrés Grunewaldt
Litigation and Regulatory
Andrés Grunewaldt is a Partner at SILVA and leads the firm’s Litigation and Regulatory practice. He is a lawyer admitted in Chile, graduated from the University of Chile, and has a solid track record advising domestic and international clients in complex disputes.
He holds a Master’s degree in Law from the University of Valencia (Spain), an LL.M. from Duke University (United States), and a postgraduate diploma in Cybersecurity and Cyber Defense from the University of Chile, academic training that supports his cross-disciplinary approach to both traditional contentious matters and technology-related regulatory issues.
His practice focuses on civil, administrative, and criminal litigation, with particular emphasis on intellectual property, white-collar crime, advertising law, unfair competition, customs law, and administrative litigation. He serves as an arbitrator at NIC Chile.
English, Spanish
He is a member of INTA, ASIPI, ACHIPI, and the Intellectual Property & Cyberlaw Society at Duke Law School.
Provided by Chambers
Partner Andrés Grunewaldt is a well-regarded partner who has longstanding experience in the IP field in Chile. He is based in Santiago, where he advises clients on a range of intellectual property matters, including contentious copyright and patent proceedings.
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Andrés Grunewaldt has broad and extensive knowledge of intellectual property, which he communicates in a simple and efficient way.
Andrés Grunewaldt has broad and extensive knowledge of intellectual property, which he communicates in a simple and efficient way.
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Chile Wins Historic “Pisco” Case in India
The recent ruling by the Delhi High Court in India marks a turning point in the international defense of Chilean Pisco. The court decided to revoke Peru’s exclusivity over the geographical indication “Pisco” in that country and ordered the registration to be amended to “Peruvian Pisco”, thereby allo
Chile Wins Historic “Pisco” Case in India
The recent ruling by the Delhi High Court in India marks a turning point in the international defense of Chilean Pisco. The court decided to revoke Peru’s exclusivity over the geographical indication “Pisco” in that country and ordered the registration to be amended to “Peruvian Pisco”, thereby allo