Lawyer, Universidad de los Andes, 2024.

Bachelor of Legal Sciences with highest distinction. Currently a member of the Intellectual Property team, focusing her practice on Intellectual and Industrial Property infringements, handling criminal law matters, procedural strategies, litigation, and advisory in trademark and anti-piracy matters. She has also focused on the development of investigations, training, and coordination with various collaborative entities in Intellectual Property matters, such as Police, Prosecutor’s Office, and National Customs Service.

She has experience in human rights, civil law, and procedural law, as well as legal advisory in English, proceedings before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, legal research and drafting, and has been involved in academia as a teaching assistant and co-tutor for undergraduate students in the courses of Constitutional Law, Human Rights, Procedural Law, and Civil Law.

Academic degrees:

• Bachelor of Legal Sciences from Universidad de los Andes (2019-2024), with specialization in Human Rights and a Minor in Stress and Emotional Health.
• Admitted to the Bar before the Supreme Court (December 31, 2025).

Professional experience:

• Teaching Assistant for the Constitutional Law course at Universidad de los Andes (2020-2023; under the supervision of Professor Soledad Bertelsen Simonetti).
• Teaching Assistant for the Human Rights course at Universidad de los Andes (2021-2023; under the supervision of Professor Soledad Bertelsen Simonetti).
• Research and Legal Drafting Assistant for materials related to the Constitutional Process (2020-2022), mainly in matters of Constitutional Rights and Duties.
• Research Assistant for the Procedural Law course at Universidad de los Andes (2021-2023; under the supervision of Professor Priscila Machado Martins).
• Translation of Patents at AEM Abogados (2020-2022); from English into Spanish for their filing, registration, and use as official documents in Chile.
• Intern at the Legal Clinic of Universidad de los Andes, specialized in Family Law matters (2023).
• Applicant at the Human Rights Office of the Metropolitan Judicial Assistance Corporation (2025); focus on civil litigation for extra-contractual liability of the State in cases involving crimes against humanity, unlawful coercion, torture, and abuses by State agents.
• Previously, Paralegal at AEM Abogados in Industrial and Intellectual Property matters (2025). Focus on trademark and domain name filings, as well as drafting of various legal remedies and criminal litigation and drafting related to Intellectual Property infringements.

Academic merits:

• PSU Scholarship 2019 [Universidad de los Andes, 2019-2023]; 25-50% scholarship covering total tuition for the Law degree based on PSU score.
• Honor Scholarship 2019 [Universidad de los Andes, 2020]; 50% scholarship for highest GPA of the cohort during 2019.
• Honor Diploma 2020 [Universidad de los Andes, 2021]; academic recognition for being among the top 5 students of the cohort during 2020.
• Honor Diploma 2021 [Universidad de los Andes, 2022]; academic recognition for being among the top 5 students of the cohort during 2021.
• Honor Scholarship 2022 [Universidad de los Andes, 2023]; 50% scholarship for highest GPA of the cohort during 2022.
• Cariola Díez Pérez Cotapos Award [Universidad de los Andes, 2024]; award granted at graduation ceremony to the highest GPA of the fifth year Law cohort of 2023.
• Prieto y Compañía Award [Universidad de los Andes, 2024]; award granted at graduation ceremony to the highest GPA in Procedural Law of the 2023 cohort.
• Claro y Compañía Award [Universidad de los Andes, 2024]; award granted at graduation ceremony to the highest GPA in Civil Law of the 2023 cohort.
• Ossandón Abogados Award [Universidad de los Andes, 2024]; award granted at graduation ceremony to the highest overall GPA of the 2023 cohort.

Publications:

• Thesis publication “The Child as a Subject of Law: active participation and the best interests of the child in the national legal reality” [Martínez González, C. A., Aguirrezabal Grünstein, M., & Universidad de los Andes. Faculty of Law. (2023). The child as a subject of law : active participation and the best interests of the child in the national legal reality. UANDES. Available HERE. Written under the supervision and collaboration of Professors Maite Aguirrezábal Grünstein, Trinidad Moreno Pérez de Arce, and Soledad Bertelsen Simonetti.
• Book “Background for a New Constitution. Historical evolution, projects, international treaties and comparative law” [Peredo, M. (Ed.) (2021). Background for a new Constitution. Historical evolution, projects, international treaties and comparative law. Tirant Lo Blanch Publishing House]. Participation and collaboration in drafting Chapter III, “On constitutional rights and duties”.
• FONDECYT Project “ATYPICAL RELATIVIZATION OF RES JUDICATA IN LIGHT OF DECISIONS OF THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CHILEAN LEGAL SYSTEM” [Martins, Priscila. (2022). ATYPICAL RELATIVIZATION OF RES JUDICATA IN LIGHT OF DECISIONS OF THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CHILEAN LEGAL SYSTEM. International Congress on Human Rights of Coimbra. 7. 10.29327/1163602.7-451. Available HERE. Collaboration in drafting the FONDECYT project developed by Professor Priscila Machado Martins, with the support of Soledad Bertelsen Simonetti, Sophia Alejandra, and Alejandro Romero Seguel.
• Seminar on “Friendly settlement agreements in the Inter-American Human Rights System”. Event organized by Professor Soledad Bertelsen Simonetti, in whose research and drafting I participated for its subsequent presentation to various professors of the Doctoral Program in Law.

Languages:

• Spanish
• English