Weil Gotshal & Manges has racked up roughly $442m (£285m) in fees and expenses representing the bankrupt estate of Lehman Brothers over the past three-and-a-half years, according to the final fee request submitted in connection with the firm’s work on the case, reports The Am Law Daily.
Weil’s final fee application shows that the firm has generated nearly $431.6m (£279m) in fees for professional services rendered and $11.1m (£7.2m) in expenses for its efforts during the massive Chapter 11 case – the largest in US history.
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