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Han Deng

Han Deng
Partner
Reed Smith LLP

Han is a partner in the firm’s Transportation Industry Group.

Han focuses on cross-border and domestic asset finance. Han has experience representing major financial institutions, owners, lessors and operators in connection with debt finance transactions, including syndicated and bi-lateral secured loan facilities, export credit agency (ECA) -backed loan facilities, leasing, work-outs, debt restructurings and related collateral exercises.

Han also has experience representing equity investors and other parties in cross-border and domestic corporate and commercial transactions involving shipping, including joint ventures, private equity, vessel sale and purchase, vessel construction programs, and other similar transactions, often involving New York, Delaware, Vanuatu, Liberian and Marshall Islands legal advice.

Selected through peer review for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© “Ones to Watch” list for Transportation Law, 2024
Listed as a “Rising Star” and “Next Generation Partner” in The Legal 500 USA for Transport: Shipping: Finance, 2019-2024

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