Dentons recently announced that Alfred Wu, Philip Nunn and Muriel Cheng, formerly members of the dispute resolution team in Norton Rose Fulbright's Hong Kong office, have joined the firm.

Alfred is a partner in the Dispute Resolution Practice Group of Dentons' Hong Kong office and has over 25 years of extensive experience. He specialises in commercial litigation, arbitration construction and engineering. He specialises in contentious and non-contentious construction and engineering matters for banks, Hong Kong-listed companies, multinational corporations, funds, accountants/liquidators and high-net-worth individuals. Before joining Dentons, he was a partner in the Dispute Resolution team of Norton Rose's Hong Kong office and practised in the Hong Kong offices of Fried Frank, Sidley Austin, Johnson Stokes & Master and Denton Wilde Sapte.

Philip is a senior counsel in the Dispute Resolution Practice Group of Dentons' Hong Kong office and has over 40 years of experience. He specialises in contentious and non-contentious construction matters. He has handled numerous complex cases for clients such as government bodies, public and private organisations, statutory bodies, employers, engineers, architects, contractors and sub-contractors. Before joining Dentons, Philip was a consultant solicitor in the Hong Kong office of Norton Rose.

Cheng is a senior associate in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice Group in Dentons' Hong Kong office, with a longstanding and deep-rooted interest in the field of dispute resolution. She specialises in international arbitration, commercial litigation, and insolvency matters involving high-value, high-complexity, and multi-jurisdictional issues, and she has particular experience in handling infrastructure and construction-related matters. Zheng specialises in providing professional legal services to clients on contentious and non-contentious matters arising from public infrastructure and private construction projects. Before joining Dentons, she was a solicitor in the Dispute Resolution Practice Group of Norton Rose's Hong Kong office.