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He is an expert in property law, including real estate, easements, natural resources, trusts and expropriation. He also has a strong track record in contractual matters, corporate law, infrastructure, and the legal framework governing astronomy under the ESO-ECLAC regime. He is currently an Assistant Professor at Selwyn College, Cambridge; an affiliated lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge; and an Assistant Professor at the University of Chile. His practice focuses on issuing legal opinions, drafting expert legal reports, and providing strategic advice on dispute resolution. He was previously an associate lecturer at University College London (UCL) and an associate at Philippi, Yrarrázaval, Pulido & Brunner (now PPU). His academic work has been published in Chile and abroad, most notably his book Stability and Change in Modern Property Law (Hart, 2025).
Education
- PhD in Law, University College London (UCL) (2022)
- Master of Laws, New York University (NYU) (2014)
- Master's in Public Policy, Universidad de Chile (2012)
- Law degree, Universidad de Chile (2009)
Main practice areas
- Dispute Resolution
- Corporate and Contractual Advice
- Family Wealth
- Natural Resources
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