María Fernanda Brahm heads our Regulatory and Environmental Practice at Arteaga Gorziglia. She specializes in public and regulatory law, contentious-administrative matters, competition law, and environmental law, with a particular focus on regulated markets such as energy (electricity and gas), urban planning, and public infrastructure concessions.

Practice: Judicial, arbitral and administrative proceedings, constitutional actions and representation before specialized courts. Provides training workshops and legal counsel to national and international companies on antitrust, consumer protection, labor reform, and on Chile’s electric market and legislation matters.

Experience: Arteaga Gorziglia since July 2008.

Academic background: Lawyer. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (2008), with maximum distinction, (2008). She received the “Matrícula de Honor” award (2005) granted to the best student of the class, in addition to the “J. Tocornal” and “Pedro N. Montenegro” awards (2006) which are granted to the best graduated student of his or her class.

Languages: Spanish, English and French.