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Pablo Correa
Litigation, Domestic and International Arbitration.
Is very skilful and intelligent with great arbitration abilities.
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Pablo Correa
Is very skilful and intelligent with great arbitration abilities.
Chambers & Partners
Litigation, Domestic and International Arbitration.
"[Pablo] experience and solid knowledge of arbitration proceedings, with the leadership and conviction to carry out the negotiations in a very good way"
"[Pablo] is a lawyer with great knowledge,"
"[Pablo] is very skilful and intelligent with great arbitration abilities."
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Pablo is a lawyer and professor of Procedural Law. He specializes in dispute resolution, litigation and domestic and international arbitration and is member of the arbitration roter of Santiago’s Court of Appeals.
Pablo has vast experience as a litigator, successfully defending various Chilean and foreign clients, both in domestic and international arbitrations, and in litigation before tribunals and national courts.
Pablo has been recognized as an outstanding lawyer in Chambers & Partners, Leaders League, Legal 500, among others.
Before founding Ugarte & Correa in 2016, Pablo was a senior associate of the Arbitration group of Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU y Uría and in the litigation department of Baker & Mckenzie.
Author of the book «The expert report on the Civil Procedure». (Pontificia Universidad Católica – Editorial Rubicón)
Pablo is a member of the Chilean Society of Construction Law and the Bar Association.
Spanish and English Languages
Credentials
Professor
Pablo is a professor of Procedural Law at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
Education
1. Master in Laws (LL.M.) Dispute Resolution, University College of London.
2. Diploma in Civil Liability, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
3. Law Degree (LL.B.), Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Publications and Conferences
Author of the book «The expert report on the Civil Procedure». (Pontificia Universidad Católica – Editorial Rubicón)
«Lump Sum Construction Contract Breaches in Chile. Jurisprudential Criteria in Relation to the Increase in Cost and the Extension of the Term of the Works», Legal News Magazine. Madrid 2016.
«Are the Judicial Procedural Rules Issued During the Pandemic Applicable to International Arbitrations Seated in Santiago?», Kluwer Arbitration Blog, October 7, 2020. [Available here].
Relevant Experience
International arbitration. Project litigation. Successful representation of a foreign company in arbitration on the construction of a power plant. USD $1.8 billion.
Domestic arbitration. Engineering Project. Representation of an international engineering company in arbitration related to the construction of an energy project. USD $25 million.
Domestic arbitration. Construction Litigation. Successful representation of an international company in litigation associated with a construction project. USD $92 million.
Domestic arbitration. Engineering Project. Successful representation of an international engineering company in arbitration related to the design of a project. USD $3 million.
International arbitration. Successful representation of international factoring company in arbitration before the Factors Chain International for the sum of USD $22 million.
Litigation for environmental damages against the State of Chile. Successful representation of a concessionaire company in proceedings for environmental damages against the State of Chile.
Domestic Arbitration. Energy. Successful representation of a mining company in a power purchase agreement arbitration. USD $6 million.
M&A litigation. Pre-contractual liability. Representation of a Chilean economic group in proceedings for damages compensation in sale’s negotiations of a salmon company. USD $85 million.
Profile
Credentials
Relevant Experience
Profile
Pablo is a lawyer and professor of Procedural Law. He specializes in dispute resolution, litigation and domestic and international arbitration and is member of the arbitration roter of Santiago’s Court of Appeals.
Pablo has vast experience as a litigator, successfully defending various Chilean and foreign clients, both in domestic and international arbitrations, and in litigation before tribunals and national courts.
Pablo has been recognized as an outstanding lawyer in Chambers & Partners, Leaders League, Legal 500, among others.
Before founding Ugarte & Correa in 2016, Pablo was a senior associate of the Arbitration group of Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU y Uría and in the litigation department of Baker & Mckenzie.
Author of the book «The expert report on the Civil Procedure». (Pontificia Universidad Católica – Editorial Rubicón)
Pablo is a member of the Chilean Society of Construction Law and the Bar Association.
Spanish and English Languages
Credentials
Professor
Pablo is a professor of Procedural Law at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
Education
1. Master in Laws (LL.M.) Dispute Resolution, University College of London.
2. Diploma in Civil Liability, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
3. Law Degree (LL.B.), Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Publications and Conferences
Author of the book «The expert report on the Civil Procedure». (Pontificia Universidad Católica – Editorial Rubicón)
«Lump Sum Construction Contract Breaches in Chile. Jurisprudential Criteria in Relation to the Increase in Cost and the Extension of the Term of the Works», Legal News Magazine. Madrid 2016.
«Are the Judicial Procedural Rules Issued During the Pandemic Applicable to International Arbitrations Seated in Santiago?», Kluwer Arbitration Blog, October 7, 2020. [Available here].
Relevant Experience
International arbitration. Project litigation. Successful representation of a foreign company in arbitration on the construction of a power plant. USD $1.8 billion.
Domestic arbitration. Engineering Project. Representation of an international engineering company in arbitration related to the construction of an energy project. USD $25 million.
Domestic arbitration. Construction Litigation. Successful representation of an international company in litigation associated with a construction project. USD $92 million.
Domestic arbitration. Engineering Project. Successful representation of an international engineering company in arbitration related to the design of a project. USD $3 million.
International arbitration. Successful representation of international factoring company in arbitration before the Factors Chain International for the sum of USD $22 million.
Litigation for environmental damages against the State of Chile. Successful representation of a concessionaire company in proceedings for environmental damages against the State of Chile.
Domestic Arbitration. Energy. Successful representation of a mining company in a power purchase agreement arbitration. USD $6 million.
M&A litigation. Pre-contractual liability. Representation of a Chilean economic group in proceedings for damages compensation in sale’s negotiations of a salmon company. USD $85 million.