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Kiss goodbye Canoodling Central Park lawyer getting forced out of firm after being caught in viral NYC smoochfest: sources

By Big New York · 08/24/2026 · Updated 08/24/2026

Nathaniel Cullerton, 45, is being forced out after spending weeks on leave while Wachtell investigated relationship with Kelsey Borenzweig, 29. The Wachtell Lipton partner caught canoodling with a junior associate in Central Park is being forced out by the elite law firm after the viral smooch already cost him a lucrative move to rival Gibson.

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Nathaniel Cullerton, 45, is being forced out after spending weeks on leave while Wachtell investigated relationship with Kelsey Borenzweig, 29. The Wachtell Lipton partner caught canoodling with a junior associate in Central Park is being forced out by the elite law firm after the viral smooch already cost him a lucrative move to rival Gibson.

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