DLA Piper recognized as a top 10 firm in 2025 Global Restructuring Review 30 list

DLA Piper has been named one of the world’s top ten law firms in the prestigious Global Restructuring Review 30, underscoring its leadership in cross-border restructuring and insolvency matters.

GRR noted that DLA Piper’s global scale provides clients with "integrated financial, regulatory and litigation counsel across borders, stating that the firm’s "sheer size means it acts for all types of stakeholders in restructuring and insolvency processes, from court-appointed practitioners to investment firms, banks and all types of debtors – particularly retailers and healthcare companies."

"We are proud of our continued ascent in the GRR 30 rankings – a powerful recognition of our global breadth, deep bench, and unwavering focus on delivering results in the most challenging, cross-border situations," said Robert Klyman, Global and US Co-Chair of DLA Piper’s Restructuring practice. "In a time defined by rapid regulatory change, we continue to invest in innovative, multidisciplinary solutions to help clients drive value and move forward with confidence."

"The recognition by Global Restructuring Review is validation of our growth strategy and continued investment in our global restructuring offering," said Chris Parker, Global Co-Chair of DLA Piper's Restructuring practice. “As 2026 approaches, we will continue to elevate our offering to ensure we have the right skills to meet the needs of our clients as they adapt their operating models to reflect the changing business, geopolitical, and economic landscapes."

With approximately 200+ full-time restructuring attorneys in offices around the world, DLA Piper advised on industry-leading matters including counseling multi-jurisdictional NMC Health administrations spanning the UK and Abu Dhabi’s ADGM; representing creditor constituencies and key suppliers in Scandinavian Airlines’ coordinated US Chapter 11 and Nordic restructurings; and guiding Yandex through a global bond and equity separation to protect non-Russian assets.

DLA Piper also led major European and US matters such as Project Lietzenburger Straße Holdco’s UK Part 26A plan for German-law debt and KBS REIT III’s US$2 billion out-of-court restructuring. In the Middle East, DLA Piper counseled KBBO through the UAE restructuring under its 2016 Bankruptcy Law, featuring a first-of-its-kind Debtor-in-Possession financing.