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Gibson Dunn set to hire Weil City funds team as firm winds down

Kate Peacock
Kate Peacock · 29 October 2026 · 1 min read
Private capital United Kingdom Latham & Watkins Weil Weil, Gotshal & Manges
Gibson Dunn set to hire Weil City funds team as firm winds down

Gibson Dunn is set to hire Weil’s London funds team, which includes nearly 40 lawyers, as Weil prepares to wind down after more than 90 years in operation.

The London funds team is made up of 37 lawyers, according to the firm’s website, including eight partners.

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