CHILE Law and Practice Contributed by: Ignacio Errazquin, Adolfo Romero and Florencia Anguita, CMS Carey & Allende
CMS Carey & Allende works with businesses on lo - cal and international mandates. This combination of national and international clients increases CMS law- yers’ commerciality, cultural sensitivity and technical expertise. With presence in five jurisdictions across Latin America and offices in each country of the Pa- cific Alliance, CMS is well-established in each local market. The firm’s lawyers practice the legal systems in their respective jurisdictions and also benefit from the global support of CMS. The expertise of more
than 7,000 lawyers spread across more than 80 cities can be mobilised quickly to create the best team for every situation. As a full-service law firm, CMS works with key players who are shaping businesses in Latin America − including national and multinational indus- try leaders and government agencies − as well as with key stakeholders in North America. CMS is also well-connected to Asia. This international approach is thanks to being one of the largest law firms world- wide. and infrastructure projects, with a focus on energy transition and large-scale project development. Adolfo holds an LLM from Columbia Law School (class of 2024), where he specialised in corporate and transactional law. From October 2024 to April 2025, Adolfo worked as an international visiting attorney at CMS London, focusing on energy, infrastructure, and project finance transactions across multiple jurisdictions.
Authors
Ignacio Errazquin is a corporate partner in the energy, TMT and mining groups at CMS Carey & Allende. He advises domestic and foreign clients on energy M&A and project development, including power
generation, non-conventional renewable energy (NCRE), and transmission lines. Ignacio’s practice covers project finance, joint ventures, EPC (engineering, procurement and construction), EPCM (engineering, procurement and construction management), and power purchase agreement contract negotiation. He supports clients through all stages of energy project development − from acquisition and financing to construction and operation. Ignacio has been recognised by numerous industry ranking guides for his outstanding work.
Florencia Anguita is an associate in the corporate/M&A team at CMS Carey & Allende. Her practice focuses on advising companies on corporate, contractual and financing matters, including the drafting and review of
contracts, by-law amendments, and other corporate documents. Florencia has experience of conducting due diligence processes, preparing powers of attorney, and managing filings before the Real Estate Registrar, the Chilean Tax Authority, the Civil Registry, and other public entities. She has also participated in M&A and has supported the structuring and review of documentation related to project and infrastructure financing.
Adolfo Romero is a dual-qualified corporate lawyer (in Chile; pending admission in New York) and a senior associate in the corporate/M&A group at CMS Carey & Allende. He advises domestic and foreign clients on cross-border M&A, renewable energy,
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