Recently, DP Group’s 20th anniversary in China has been featured by several leading Chinese media outlets, including Phoenix News, Sina News, Tencent News, Hexun and Huanqiu. The reports highlight the firm’s journey from a cross-border legal service provider to a global partner connecting China with international markets.
The articles note that 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel in China. Founded by Managing Partner Carlo Diego D’Andrea, who has been based in China since 2005, the firm now operates six offices in China and has built a professional network covering Europe and Asia. The reports also mention the group’s 10th anniversary in the Indian market, as well as its integrated service platform including D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel, PHC Advisory Tax & Accounting, and EASTANT Communication & Events.
The media coverage also highlights Mr. D’Andrea’s long-term contribution to China-Europe business exchange. He has been awarded the Shanghai Magnolia Silver Award, the “Zijin Friendship Ambassadors of Nanjing Urban Internationalization” title, the LEONE D’ORO at the 20th China Awards, and the International Dean Martin Award in 2026.
For DP Group, these recognitions reflect 20 years of practice in China: understanding China, connecting Europe, and further connecting with global markets.
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