Dentons celebrated for a third consecutive year as "Energy Law Firm of the Year" by Who's Who Legal.
In a significant recognition of its exceptional work, global law firm Dentons has been awarded the "Energy Law Firm of the Year" at the Who's Who Legal Awards 2023. This marks the third consecutive year and the sixth time overall that Dentons' Global Energy team has received this prestigious accolade.
The award is given to the law firm that demonstrates exceptional experience in advising domestic and international clients on high-value energy projects, transactions, regulatory, and contentious matters. Only one law firm per legal practice area receives this prestigious "Law Firm of the Year" award.
Dentons' Energy practice, with over 1,200 practitioners in more than 80 countries, provides strategic advice to the energy industry's premier companies, government entities, and leading innovators. The firm's extensive and dynamic Energy practice is recognised as the most extensive in the world.
Who's Who Legal, a leading source of legal market information, recognises only the leading firms in the Energy field based on an independent and in-depth research process. This research process involves feedback from private practitioners, clients, and other experts in the sector.
The Who's Who Legal Awards celebrate the world's leading law firms and lawyers across a range of practice areas. The awards are a testament to the hard work, dedication, and expertise of the legal professionals involved.
For more information about Dentons and its Energy practice, visit the firm's website. The search results do not provide information about the leading companies with which Dentons provides strategic advisory services in the energy sector. However, it is clear that Dentons' continued success in the Energy field is a reflection of its commitment to delivering exceptional legal advice to its clients.
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