Litigation & solvency check
Screen a Chilean company for court cases and insolvency.
Confirm whether a company or its principals show up in Chile's judiciary records or the Boletín Concursal insolvency registry.
What's covered
Two public record layers.
Poder Judicial
Civil, labor and criminal case search by RUT or name, at the company and principal level.
Boletín Concursal
Chile's public insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings registry.
Interpretation
Trantor separates a confirmed match from an absence of records — and flags what still needs a follow-up question.
Frequently asked
About litigation checks in Chile.
Where do Chilean court records live?
Chile's Poder Judicial (judiciary) maintains a public case search by name or RUT covering civil, labor and criminal proceedings. Insolvency filings are published separately in the Boletín Concursal.
Does a clean litigation search mean the company is low-risk?
No — it means no matching public case was found at the time of the search. Pair it with a Carpeta Tributaria-based financial read and registry confirmation for a fuller picture.
Can Trantor check both the company and its owners?
Yes. Litigation and insolvency exposure at the personal level often matters as much as the company's own record, especially for smaller SpAs and franchisees.
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