Legal insights on issues important to Latin America
In no fewer than 3 deals, DLA Piper Latin America’s participation in the region’s most significant transactions stands out! Latin Lawyer’s Deal of the Year Shortlist rankings are out!
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The global pandemic forced Latin American governments to focus on social welfare and plan vaccine deployment for their populations in the second half of 2020. The time to start covering these expenses has come, and there are different approaches being followed – all of which, not surprisingly, are geared towards adding revenue to national coffers.
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Chile has been an oil import-dependent country for more than 50 years, but now is in the midst of an energy transition away from fossil fuels to a new order. Green energy
By: Luis Parada and Alfonso Bustamante
En el marco de la llegada a Chile del Covid-19 y de la alerta sanitaria global declarada por la OMS, la Dirección del Trabajo emitió el dictamen N°…
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We wish to congratulate the lawyers of DLA Piper Latin America who have earned the award of 2020 Best Lawyers in their respective regions and fields. FELICIDADES!
2020 LATIN AMERICA LAWYERS OF THE YEAR
By: Manola Quiroz and Jorge Timmermann
The Commission of the Financial Market (CMF) is now the sole regulatory body with authority over Chile’s financial system.
The change arises from Law No. 21,130, published in the…
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Law 21.131, also known as “30-Day Payment Law” (the “Law”), became effective on May 16th, 2019.
Maximum Payment Term
The Law establishes a maximum payment term of 60 calendar days since the date the…
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By: Felipe Bahamondez and Carolina Bawlitza
Chile’s Tribunal for the Defense of Free Competition (TDLC) rejected the plea of Celeo Redes Chile Limitada, which had requested that the government modify “the legal precepts necessary to…
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