Wachtell Lipton co-chair who grilled Elon Musk departs for rival Gibson Dunn
William Savitt, the Wachtell Lipton co-chair known for his high-profile litigation work, has resigned to join rival firm Gibson Dunn.
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William Savitt, the Wachtell Lipton co-chair known for his high-profile litigation work, has resigned to join rival firm Gibson Dunn.
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