Alessandri Abogados

INPLP member firm · Santiago, Chile

Alessandri is one of the most prestigious law firms in Chile; its services meet the entire range of legal requirements of local and foreign companies, individuals and institutions. Arturo Alessandri Palma, two times President of Chile (1920–1925 & 1932–1938), founded Alessandri in 1893. Since then, for over five generations, the firm has worked with its clients to reach significant achievements and has contributed to the country’s public service. Today, the firm has over 50 attorneys with different legal specialties. These attorneys are graduates of the most prestigious law schools in the country and abroad, with LL.M.s from Harvard, New York University and The London School of Economics and Political Science, among others. The vision of professional performance, based on excellence and drive, has led, not only to invaluable achievements in the local private and legal areas but also to a commitment to Chile’s social development. The firm’s active participation in the Chilean Bar Association and the National Pro Bono agency, through which Alessandri is currently providing pro bono services to many institutions, as well as low-income and vulnerable individuals, has been a source of recognition both nationally and abroad. Address: El Regidor 66 10th floor, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile Rodrigo is the managing partner of Alessandri’s technology and intellectual property areas. He has specialized in matters related to licenses, contracts, tax aspects and litigation concerning domain names, trademarks, patents, data protection, software and internet. He has specialized in the legal aspects of the music industry. He was president of Beethoven Foundation and is a member of the board of directors of the International Technology Law Association (iTechLAw). He is also Vice-Chair of the Latin American Committee of the same association. Between 2013 and 2015 he led the most successful trademark piracy trial in recent times, in which he represented a renowned fashion designer. Rodrigo headed the team that granted the first registration of a sound mark in Chile, and filed the first certification trademark application in our country. He appeared before the Chilean Senate’s Committee on Education and was a member of the Advisory Committee of the National Council for Culture and Arts in connection with the latest amendment to Intellectual Property Law 17.336 and its Regulations. In 2011, he was included, by the Minister of Culture, in the appointment of the first three arbitrators and mediators to resolve conflicts on the collective enforcement of copyright, of the National Council for Culture and Arts.