Camila Pozo Parot
Lawyer
cpozo@ovb.cl
+569 77671823
Álvaro Ortúzar 
Nicolás Vergara 
Cristián Boetsch 
Juan Sebastián Valdés 
Diego Navarrete 
Benjamín Morales 
Andrés Cáceres 
Jorge Vial 
Juan Diego Ibarra 
Carolina Hagemann Camila has been an attorney at OVB since 2025. Her practice focuses on representing clients in civil and commercial litigation, domestic and international arbitration, and matters related to competition law.
She advises clients across a broad range of disputes and industries, including the energy, agricultural, financial, and construction sectors, as well as shareholder and inheritance disputes, among others.
CREDENTIALS
Education
- B.A. in Legal and Social Sciences, Law School, Universidad de Los Andes (2019) (summa cum laude).
- Certificate in Natural Resources, Law School of Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (2021).
- Certificate in in Competition Law, Law School Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2024).
Activities and Memberships
- Clerk at the Arbitration and Mediation Center of the Santiago Chamber of Commerce.
- Clerk at the National Arbitration Center.
- Attorney at Schenke y Brancoli Abogados (2020-2024).
Languages
Spanish and English
REPRESENTATIVE MATTERS
- A distribution company in arbitration proceedings before the CAM Santiago against a telecommunications retail company, involving a dispute worth USD $12 million.
- A sports organization in an ICC arbitration seated in New York against a sports retail company, in a USD $34 million dispute arising from the breach of a sponsorship and licensing agreement.
- A real estate company, owner of a property, in ad hoc arbitration against an international company in the senior living sector, in a USD $7 million dispute concerning a lease agreement breach and claim for damages.
- A multinational in the agricultural and food production sector in ad hoc arbitration against its main local producer, in a USD $5 million contractual breach and damages dispute.
- A group of minority shareholders in a corporate dispute against the managing and majority shareholder, in a USD $20 million case concerning mismanagement and dissolution of the company, before an ad hoc arbitrator.
- A water treatment and supply company against a canal users’ association in ordinary courts, in a USD $15 million claim related to the failure to execute mitigation works under a project.
- A construction company responsible for public infrastructure works in ordinary courts, in a USD $5 million dispute with a private investment fund.