Dentons, the world’s largest law firm, ranked number 14 among law firms in the Global Restructuring Review 30 (GRR 30) 2020. Global Restructuring Review is the world’s only daily news and analysis service on cross-border restructuring and insolvency law, and ranks the most active law firms in the industry through its research.

The GRR 30 acts as a supplement to the GRR 100, now in its fourth edition, serving as an annual guide to the world's largest law firms for cross-border restructuring and insolvency matters.

“[Dentons’] international origins have had a clear influence on its practice, as it has taken on cross-border insolvency cases ever since it was founded,” said the publication. “These have been varied, but it has developed a particular taste for representing banks and for dealing with sovereign and municipal debt restructurings. The firm has worked hard to increase its global presence in the past few years, taking on notable files and recruiting several new partners in the US and Europe.”

Bob Richards, chair of Dentons’ global and US Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy practices, and Andreas Ziegenhagen, European head of the Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy group, are mentioned. Also mentioned are Buenos Aires partners Roberto Bauza, Ricardo Balestra and Santiago Oliva Pinto; London partners Tessa Blank, Richard Pallot-Cook and Simon Middleton; New York partners Brian Greer and Lynn Harrison; Melbourne special counsel Ryan Hennessey; Berlin of counsel Martin Horstkotte and partners Holger Ellers and Dirk Schoene; Paris partner Audrey Molina; Dentons Rodyk Singapore partners Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim and Sook Zhen Ng; and Houston retired partner Mark Wege.