Corte de Apelaciones de Concepción, Appeal court in Concepción, Chile.

The Corte de Apelaciones de Concepción occupies the fourth floor of the Palacio de Tribunales de Concepción, beside the Plaza René Schneider in the city centre. The same building houses the Juzgados de Letras de Concepción and the Juzgado del Trabajo de Concepción, and formerly the Juzgados de Menores and the Corporación de Asistencia Judicial de Concepción.

Established in 1845 alongside the La Serena Court, this institution was created through legislation enacted on November 26th to serve the judicial needs of one of Chile's most populated and developed regions.

The court's jurisdiction covers the provinces of Concepción, Arauco and Biobío, excluding the commune of Tucapel. If all its members are unable to serve, it is substituted reciprocally by the Court of Appeals of Chillán, a pairing established by law. Its premises occupy the fourth floor of the Palacio de Tribunales, beside the Plaza René Schneider in the city centre.

Currently composed of nineteen ministers along with judicial prosecutors, rapporteurs and a judicial secretary, the court provides specialized handling of different types of civil, criminal and labor cases throughout the region.

The court occupies the fourth floor of the Palacio de Tribunales, beside the Plaza René Schneider in central Concepción; the same building also houses the Juzgados de Letras and the Juzgado del Trabajo, and formerly held the Juzgados de Menores and the Corporación de Asistencia Judicial.