At Dentons Hong Kong, the team continues to handle disputes in the construction and automotive sectors, as well as advising on shareholder arbitrations. The group has established strength in representing clients from Mainland China in Hong Kong-seated arbitration cases, however the department is equally adept at representing clients from multiple jurisdictions in a range of arbitration matters. Practice head Keith Brandt focuses on energy, construction and financial services matters. Robert Rhoda brings experience in technology disputes, and Richard Keady appears in cases before th HKIAC, CIETAC, ICC and LCIA. Jean Lau is noted for her expertise in cryptocurrency matters.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘The team is exceptional at handling complex Mainland China related disputes with a global team of lawyers from diverse backgrounds such as Mainland China, Hong Kong and UK.’

  • ‘Robert Rhoda is an excellent leader. He is very clear and confident and can work well with clients from different backgrounds.’

  • ‘Keith Brandt and the HK office of Dentons are top notch.’

  • ‘Keith Brandt epitomizes the type of multinational attorney that American PE and other sophisticated clients require. Always responsible, practical, well-reasoned advice and very friendly demeanor makes him one of our go-to attorneys for Asian matters.’

  • ‘They have an excellent grasp of the legal complexities involved in arbitration and provide highly responsive and professional service, ensuring seamless coordination across jurisdictions.’

  • ‘Richard Keady is absolutely top-notch.'

Practice head

Keith Brandt

Other key lawyers

Robert Rhoda; Richard Keady; Alfred Wu; Jean Lau