Partner of Carey and co-head of the firm's Labor and Corporate Immigration Group. She also leads Carey Visas. She advises national and multinational companies on their day-to-day operations, on matters such as hiring and termination of employees (both individual and collective), development and implementation of human resources policies, manuals and procedures, compensation and benefit plans for executives and workers, subcontracting and outsourcing, consulting contracts, non-competition agreements, labor audits, internal investigations, global mobility programs and treatment of expatriates, processing of work permits and visas, and social security. She also specializes in transactional labor matters related to restructurings, mergers, acquisitions and labor due diligence processes.

Bar Admissions
Chile (2009).

Education

• Law, Universidad Católica de Chile.
• Degree in Labor and Social Security Law, Universidad Católica de Chile (2007).
• Master in Labor Law, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2012).
• Master in Human Resources Management and Organizational Analysis, King’s College London (2013).
• Degree in Labor Reform, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2017).
• Course in Management of Workplace Harassment, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (2020).

• Named Lawyer of the Year in Immigration Law, Best Lawyers (2024 and 2022).
• Recognized in Labor & Employment, Chambers Latin America.
• Recognized in Labor and Employment, Legal 500.
• Recognized in Labor, Latin Lawyer 250.
• Recognized in Labor, Employment and Benefits, and Corporate Immigration, Who's Who Legal.
• Recognized in Labor and Employment, Immigration and Employee Benefits, Best Lawyers.
• Recognized in Labor and Employment, Leaders League.
• Recognized in Labor and Employment, Leading Lawyers, Idealis.
• Recognized in Labor and Employment, Top Ranked Legal.

• Member of the Expert Female Lawyers Guide, prepared by Colegio de Abogados de Chile (Chilean Bar Association).
• International Associate, American Immigration Lawyer Association (AILA).
• Member of the Diversity Committee of the Chile Australia Chamber of Commerce (AUSCHAM).
• Member of the Board of the Employment Law Alliance (ELA).
• Next Gen representative for Latin America at the Employment Law Alliance (ELA).

• Benefits of the Employment Protection Law and the Law that makes the Requirements for Access to Unemployment Insurance more Flexible are Extended

  By Francisca Corti |January 2021

• New Sanitary Measures taken by Chilean Government for Travelers that Enter from Abroad

  By Francisca Corti |December 2020

• Law No. 21,283 Readjusts the Amount of Minimum Monthly Income

  By Francisca Corti |November 2020

• Co-author of the Chilean chapter of the "Latin American Investigations Guide", Hogan Lovells (2019).
• Co-author of the IBA Report on the Future of Work, IBA (2019).
• Co-author of the article "Whistleblowing in Chile", Cross Border Chart, Data Guidance (2018).