Wall Street law firm Weil Gotshal plans shutdown

What each leads with

CNBC ↗ — Headline calls it "longtime Wall Street law firm" and notes "nearly century-long history" of advising major corporations.; Body excerpt stresses revenue over $2 billion and past involvement in major bankruptcies like Lehman and Enron.

ZeroHedge ↗ — Headline uses "Suddenly Lurches Towards Shutdown" for the 95-year-old firm after "wave of senior partner departures."; Excerpt names specific exits (Michael Aiello to Cravath, others to Paul Weiss and Sullivan & Cromwell) and notes failed merger would have created a >$4B firm.


Weil, Gotshal & Manges, longtime Wall Street law firm, plans wind down

Left: CNBC

Weil, Gotshal & Manges, a multinational law firm, has represented major corporations over its nearly century-long history.

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95-Year-Old Wall Street Law Firm Weil Gotshal Suddenly Lurches Towards Shutdown

Right: ZeroHedge

95-Year-Old Wall Street Law Firm Weil Gotshal Suddenly Lurches Towards Shutdown Authored by Bill Pan via The Epoch Times, Weil, Gotshal & Manges is poised to close after a wave of senior partner departures and failed merger talks, bringing a potential end to a Wall Street law firm known for handling some of America's highest-profile bankruptcies. "Following…

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