We are pleased to share the recent academic publication by our partner Francisco Bórquez and associate Felipe Rocha, published in the specialized platform CeCo – CentroCompetencia UAI, in which they analyze the evolution of the case law of the Chilean Competition Tribunal (TDLC) regarding contentious competition proceedings.

The article examines how the TDLC has historically defined the scope of its jurisdiction when facing objections based on lack of jurisdiction and during the admissibility stage of claims, reviewing cases processed since 2010 as well as the recent developments reflected in cases C-495-2023 and C-498-2023.

Based on this analysis, the authors reflect on the shift from a broad understanding of the TDLC’s jurisdiction toward a standard more focused on the nature of the claim brought before the tribunal and on the early exclusion of disputes where the alleged antitrust infringement appears merely apparent.

Read the full article here: CeCo | Competencia en sede contenciosa ante el TDLC