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Benjamín Letelier
Senior Associate

Description

Benjamín is part of the Dispute Resolution and  Antitrust practices at A/C/R. He has extensive experience in civil and commercial litigation before all levels of courts across the country.
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He has successfully represented clients in complex  commercial arbitrations, both domestic and international, conducted under the  rules of the CAM Santiago, the ICC, and ad hoc proceedings.
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Benjamín’s practice focuses on commercial  litigation, engineering and construction disputes, mining, antitrust and  unfair competition matters, as well as corporate and post-M&A conflicts.
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In addition, since 2022, he has served as a lecturer  in the Procedural Law Department at Universidad Diego Portales.

 

 

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Practice Areas

Dispute Resolution / Antitrust

Studies

2025 – Master of Law (LL.M) in International Dispute Resolution, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

2017 – Law Degree, Universidad Diego Portales (with distinction).

2016 – Academic ExchangeProgram, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.

Relevant Experience

·        Representation of one of the world’s leading multinational retailers in a high-stakes civil commercial dispute with a supplier.

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·        Representation of a banking institution in a commercial arbitration related to forward contracts.

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·        Representation of a multinational mining company in environmental damage litigation arising from a sinkhole in the city of Tierra Amarilla.

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·        Representation of an executive from a company in the wildfire suppression market in two cartel proceedings.

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·        Representation of a multinational construction company in an international arbitration under the ICC Rules regarding the construction of a hydroelectric power plant.

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·        Representation of a multinational company in an international arbitration under the CAM Santiago Rules related to an equipment supply contract for the construction of two photovoltaic plants.

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·        Representation of a group of Pension Fund Administrators in an ad hoc arbitration concerning disability and survivorship insurance policies.

 

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