Gabriel Obregón Gatica

Paralegal

Law graduate from Diego Portales University, with academic training focused on Public Law, economic regulation, and Environmental Law. During his studies, he served as a teaching assistant for Administrative Law I and II, and as a research assistant on projects related to the functioning of the justice system and human rights. He was also part of the university’s Environmental Justice Legal Clinic, where he participated in public interest cases.

He has experience in judicial and administrative proceedings before civil courts, local police courts, and state administrative bodies. He currently works as a paralegal in the environmental area, participating in regulatory and litigation matters.

His practice is focused on Public and Environmental Law, with particular interest in strategic litigation, regulatory compliance, and regulation.