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19 August 2026 / Charles G. Pona

Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA Announces Acquisition of Nathan & Nathan, P.C., Expanding Presence Across the Southeast

CLEVELAND – Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA (“Weltman”), a nationally recognized creditors’ rights and collections law firm celebrating more than 96 years of service, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Nathan & Nathan, P.C., a respected law firm founded in 1992 by John Nathan.

The acquisition significantly expands Weltman’s footprint throughout the Southeast, adding established operations and expertise in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, and Tennessee. The addition of Nathan & Nathan strengthens Weltman’s ability to provide clients with seamless legal representation and recovery solutions across an even broader geographic area.

More importantly, the acquisition represents the coming together of two firms that share a longstanding personal and professional relationship, as well as a commitment to client service, integrity, and culture.

“This partnership is a natural fit,” said Chuck Pona, Managing Partner of Weltman. “John and I have known each other for many years, and there has always been a tremendous amount of mutual respect between our firms. Nathan & Nathan has built an outstanding reputation over the past three decades, and their values align closely with ours. We are thrilled to welcome John and his team to the Weltman family and look forward to building on our shared success.”

Founded in 1992, Nathan & Nathan has earned a reputation for delivering exceptional legal services throughout the Southeast while cultivating lasting relationships with clients and colleagues alike. The firm’s commitment to excellence and personalized service has made it a trusted name within the industry.

John Nathan expressed his enthusiasm for the future, stating, “As we considered the next chapter for Nathan & Nathan, it was important to align with a firm that shares our dedication to client service, values its people, and reflects the culture we have built over the past 34 years. Weltman has long been recognized as a leader in our industry, with a reputation for excellence, strong leadership, and an unwavering commitment to its clients. This partnership presents an exciting opportunity for our attorneys, staff, and clients, and I look forward to all that we will accomplish together.”

The acquisition further enhances Weltman’s national capabilities while preserving the local relationships and expertise that have been instrumental to Nathan & Nathan’s success. Clients of both firms will continue to receive the exceptional service and trusted counsel they have come to expect.

“This is about more than expanding our geographic reach,” added Pona. “It’s about bringing together great people, great cultures, and a shared vision for the future. We believe our clients, employees, and communities will benefit tremendously from this partnership for many years to come.”

Importantly, the firm and its experienced team of attorneys and support professionals will continue to serve clients without interruption, ensuring a seamless transition and leveraging Weltman's expanded resources, technology, and national reach.

About Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA
Founded in 1930, Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA is one of the nation’s largest creditors’ rights law firms, delivering comprehensive legal, compliance, and recovery solutions to businesses across a wide range of industries, including consumer collections, commercial collections, real estate default, bankruptcy, and litigation & defense.  

About Nathan & Nathan, P.C.
Founded in 1992 by John Nathan, Nathan & Nathan, P.C. has served clients throughout the Southeast for more than three decades. The firm has established itself as a trusted legal partner through its commitment to excellence, personalized service, and deep roots within the communities it serves.

This blog is not a solicitation for business, and it is not intended to constitute legal advice on specific matters, create an attorney-client relationship, or be legally binding in any way.

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