Dentons is actively following the Big Four accountancy model and targeting a broader selection of work, according to its global chairman. Joseph Andrew told the Wall Street Journal that the firm was aiming to disprove that the larger a firm gets, the more inevitable conflicts of interest were. The firm, which has just merged with McKenna Long & Aldridge and Chinese firm Dacheng, planned to pick up work from a wider group of clients. There are no constraints on how big it could get sizewise. Furthermore, it would target  not only include billion dollar deals but small businesses and private clients.