Andrés
Hananía

Andrés has been an associate of our firm since 2018 in the Corporate and Antitrust practice, initially as a paralegal. He has represented both national and international clients in various matters.

In antitrust matters, he has advised national and international clients, especially in merger control cases, as well as other investigations before the Chilean Competition Agency (FNE) and trials before the Competition Court.

He also advises national and international clients on corporate and contractual matters, including mergers & acquisitions from the perspectives of negotiation, structure and due diligence.

• Advice to Cognita on the acquisition of educational establishments in Chile.
• Advice to Fonterra on the sale of Soprole to the Gloria group.
• Advice to Pontificia Universidad Católica on the restructuring agreement of the Health Network with Christus.
• Advice to a client in a collusion trial.
• Advice to Digital Bridge on the purchase of a portfolio of assets in Chile from AMP.
• Advice to fruit exporter Rio King on the sale of productive estates of more than 380 hectares to a Nuveen company (TIAA).
• Advice to an international company on a market study and antitrust investigation.
• Advice to Google in antitrust lawsuit filed by Copesa.

• Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Law School, 2019.

• Teaching Assistant of International Law, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 2016-2018.
• Teaching Assistant of Constitutional Law, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 2017-2019.

He is in charge of writing and reviewing articles for the competition area of Practical Law of Thomson Reuters, for which Cariola is the law firm in charge of providing case law updates in Chile, which are published in monthly multi-jurisdictional e-mails.