Band 2
Provided by Benjamín Mordoj
Competition-Antitrust; Regulated Markets; New Technologies; Trade Law
FerradaNehme, Partner (2018-Present); FerradaNehme, Of Counsel (2017-2018); FerradaNehme, Director (2014-2017); Chilean Economic Prosecutor’s Office, Legal Coordinator (2012-2014); FerradaNehme, Associate (2007-2012).
Author of several publications on matters related to competition-antitrust, such as new technologies and competition law, merger control, unfair competition, procedural issues and maritime cabotage and competition advocacy.
Assistant Professor of Economic Law at Universidad de Chile (2010-2017); Professor of Competition Law and Compliance Law (Postgraduate) at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2013-2014-2017); Professor of Competition Law at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2015); Professor of Competition Law and Technology Markets (Postgraduate) at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2018-2020), Professor of New Technologies and Competition, Financial Markets courses and Diploma in Competition at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2020-2021).
Provided by Chambers
Strong partner and co-head of department Benjamín Mordoj is regularly sought out by clients across regulated markets for advice on anti-competitive behaviour and FNE market investigations in Chile.
Provided by Chambers
Benjamín Mordoj provides a very good service and pays attention to his clients. He has a lot of knowledge on competition matters and seeks to develop long-term professional relationships.
Benjamín Mordoj provides a very good service and pays attention to his clients. He has a lot of knowledge on competition matters and seeks to develop long-term professional relationships.
1 item provided by FerradaNehme
First approval in Chile under the failing firm defense
FerradaNehme advised Copec before the antitrust agency in the obtention of an approval to acquire an independent filling station. The case is landmark, since is the first time in which the failing firm defense has been applied in Chile.
First approval in Chile under the failing firm defense
FerradaNehme advised Copec before the antitrust agency in the obtention of an approval to acquire an independent filling station. The case is landmark, since is the first time in which the failing firm defense has been applied in Chile.
