In 1905, Francisco Carey (1873-1946) begins to practice law independently in Antofagasta, a major business center in the north of Chile. His law firm grows steadily and his clients include the major mining and nitrate companies of the time. One of such clients, the Antofagasta-Bolivia railway (FCAB), a U.K. corporation whose stock is still traded on the London Stock Exchange, and has been counseled by four generations of attorneys of the firm to this day.
Carey strives to provide the highest level of service to its clients with the commitment that each of the firm’s professionals will consistently give his/her best. Carey's lawyers are judicious and practice law with integrity and honesty, always taking the utmost care to maintain client confidentiality. Comradery, loyalty and teamwork are fundamental to Carey. The firm prioritizes the common good above individual interest.
