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Weil’s incoming leader to walk away from top job as law firm faces talent crisis

Weil’s incoming leader to walk away from top job as law firm faces talent crisis
Financial Times Sunday 25 October 2026, 21:40 UTC 1 min read
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Ramona Nee had been due to take the helm in January but has declined position amid an exodus from the Wall Street law firm

Ramona Nee had been due to take the helm in January but has declined position amid an exodus from the Wall Street law firm
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