Dispute Resolution: Most in Demand Arbitrators | Latin America

Andrés Jana is a prominent arbitration practitioner acting at the forefront of complex commercial and investment treaty arbitration mandates under the rules of major arbitral institutions. His broad practice sees him acting as counsel and as arbitrator in high-profile disputes including several under ICC and UNCITRAL rules.

Enrique Alcalde offers a wealth of experience in dispute resolution supporting clients in commercial litigation proceedings in Chile. He also sits as arbitrator in a range of domestic commercial disputes, often under CAM rules.

Felipe Ossa is highly regarded for his involvement in big-ticket and sophisticated arbitration cases, which often have a cross-border dimension. His counsel work covers commercial arbitration proceedings conducted under CAM and ICC rules, and he is also frequently appointed as arbitrator as part of a panel to decide in Chilean and international disputes.

Gonzalo Fernández of Gonzalo Fernández & Cía provides a wealth of experience in Chilean arbitration cases and international proceedings often governed by ICC rules. His work also covers commercial and civil litigation.

Jorge Baraona G. of Baraona y Cia Abogados is highly sought after to act as arbitrator in both domestic and international construction disputes, often regarding breaches of contract.

Jorge Granic of Larrain y Asociados Abogados is recognised as a most-in-demand arbitrator in Chile. He is often appointed to decide on disputes arising from the construction and energy sectors.

Juan Eduardo Palma of Palma offers a wealth of experience as an arbitrator. He regularly decides on a range of domestic commercial disputes, including those arising in the Chilean insurance and construction sectors.

Julio Pellegrini Vial has a wide array of experience handling civil and commercial litigation in Chile, including class actions and contractual disputes. Additionally, he is proficient at both representing clients and overseeing as an arbitrator in domestic arbitrations.

Manuel José Vial is a prominent arbitrator in Chile who is frequently appointed as aparty-appointedarbitratoror chair ofdomestic and international arbitration proceedings. He has standout experience in commercial and corporate disputes across a range of sectors.

Mónica Van Der Schraft is frequently sought out to represent clients in a variety of contentious mandates, including litigation and arbitration. She often sits as arbitrator in domestic arbitration disputes to decide on contractual and construction controversies.

Pedro Pablo Vergara is based in Santiago and is noted in the Chilean dispute resolution space for his skills in handling significant commercial and civil litigation.

Rodrigo Guzmán Karadima is acknowledged for his expert handling of arbitration mandates that arise from disputes in the construction and mining sectors in Chile. He often sits as an arbitrator in domestic arbitration proceedings conducted under CAM rules.