大成律师事务所

ESTABLISHED IN 1992

Managing Partner: Yuan Huazhi
Number of partners: 1,900+
Number of associates: 6,600+

Firm Overview

Dentons’ China region consists of 46 offices spanning all of the nation’s provinces and autonomous regions. It was formed through the 2015 combination of global firm Dentons and Chinese firm 大成. Partly as a result of that combination, Dentons is now the largest law firm in the world.

Founded in 1992, 大成 was one of the first partnership law firms in China and is now one of the largest. 大成 began implementing its first five-year plan in 2004, and in 2007 the firm launched its strategy of building a global legal services network. Through the rapid expansion that has resulted, 大成 lawyers gained access to global resources, referrals, knowledge and experience, enhancing their delivery of professional, agile and efficient service to clients.

With more than 12,000 lawyers serving more than 80 countries, Dentons offers clients the benefit of quality experience in and of the communities in which they want to do business or resolve a dispute, from Canada and the US, across Europe, the UK, the Middle East and Africa, Australia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Through broad and in-depth co-operation between the most influential law firms from China and the West, we are innovating the world’s legal services sector and marking a milestone in the history of the global legal profession.

Dentons is one of the three best-known and most favoured firms in the world, according to the Thomson Reuters Acritas “Global Elite Brand Index 2021”.

Key Practice Areas

Corporate and M&A; Tax; Bankruptcy reorganisation and liquidation; Government, public policy and state-owned assets supervision; Labour and human resources; Cross-border investment and trade; Life sciences and medicine; Criminal law; Dispute resolution; Maritime and admiralty law, Aviation and aerospace; Banking and finance; Insurance; Wealth management; Capital markets; Private equity and investment funds; Real estate and construction; Energy, natural resources and environment; Intellectual property; Competition and antitrust; Cybersecurity and data compliance.