In the 2025 edition of the Chambers Asia-Pacific guide, Dentons has received Band 1 rankings across all practices assessed in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan, retaining its leading position in Central Asia. 

The excellent results are testament to the top quality, full service legal advice that Dentons consistently provides to its clients to help navigate the local and international complexities of doing business in the region.

In addition to outstanding practice rankings, Chambers and Partners have granted Dentons lawyers 15 individual rankings in recognition of their excellence and leadership in their respective fields of law.

Dentons’ detailed rankings are:

Azerbaijan

General Business Law – Band 1

• Ulvia Zeynalova-Bockin – Band 1
• James Hogan – Band 2
• Kamil Valiyev – Band 2

Kazakhstan

Corporate and Finance – Band 1

• Abai Shaikenov – Band 1
• Gani Ashimkhan – Band 4
• Vassiliy Zenov – Band 4

Dispute Resolution – Band 1

• Aigoul Kenjebayeva – Eminent Practitioner
• Daniyar Toigonbaev – Band 3
• Victoria Simonova – Band 4

Energy and Natural Resources – Band 1

• Aigoul Kenjebayeva – Eminent Practitioner
• Daniyar Toigonbaev – Band 4

Uzbekistan

General Business Law – Band 1

• Eldor Mannopov – Band 1
• Shukhrat Yunusov – Band 2
• Ulugbek Abdullaev – Band 3
• Bobur Shamsiev – Band 3

The Chambers Asia-Pacific guide and rankings provide insights and recommendations on the best law firms and lawyers across the legal markets in Asia-Pacific. 

Dentons’ full practice and lawyer rankings in the Chambers Asia-Pacific 2025 guide are available here.

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