MONTREAL – Heenan Blaikie, one of the most prestigious law firms in Canada, is closing down.
The Montreal-based firm, whose lawyers have included former prime ministers Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Jean Chretien, will go out of business over the next few months.
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The company made the announcement in a statement after a vote was conducted Wednesday evening.
It said a decision was made for an “orderly dissolution.” Details of the vote were not released.
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Heenan Blaikie was founded in 1973 and had some 500 lawyers in eight offices across Canada.
But many of Heenan Blaikie lawyers were recruited by competitors in recent weeks.
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