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Ropes & Gray LLP vs. Goodwin Procter LLP

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Ropes & Gray LLP

Est. 1865

Ropes & Gray LLP is a 1,000-plus-attorney firm, Vault #20 / AmLaw #7. Jurisdiction-specific Chambers rankings include Band 1 in Antitrust, Banking & Finance, and Capital Markets. Operates from 10 offices worldwide.

Goodwin Procter LLP

Est. 1912 · Boston

Goodwin Procter LLP is a 1,000-plus-attorney firm, AmLaw #21, founded in Boston, Massachusetts. Jurisdiction-specific Chambers rankings include Band 1 in Banking & Finance: Corporate & Regulatory, Capital Markets, and Corporate/M&A. Operates from 10 offices worldwide.

Rankings & prestige
Vault rank
#20
AmLaw rank
#7
Reported Chambers Band 1 records
26 records
Vault rank
#31
AmLaw rank
#21
Reported Chambers Band 1 records
18 records
Compensation
First-year comp
$225,000+
Profits per partner
$7.05M
Firm revenue
$3.74B
Revenue per lawyer
$2.52M
First-year comp
$255,000+
Profits per partner
$4.24M
Firm revenue
$2.72B
Revenue per lawyer
$1.63M
Work & scale
Billable target
-
Partnership track
-
US associates per partner
-
Firm size (rounded to 50)
~1,500
Offices
10
Billable target
1,950
Partnership track
-
US associates per partner
-
Firm size (rounded to 50)
~1,650
Offices
10
Summer program
Offer rate
-
Class size
-
How associates get work
-
Specific practice area
Yes
Offer rate
100%
Class size
67 (year not confirmed)
How associates get work
Centralized staffing
Specific practice area
Case by Case
Chambers by practice, market and year

Shared results are listed once. Green marks only a lower reported Chambers band for the same exact practice, market and year. Records with a missing year or market are not compared. Historical records are retained; individual ranking verification status is not available.

Shared rankings

Capital Markets · Massachusetts · 2026Band 1
Corporate/M&A · Massachusetts · 2026Band 1
Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation · Massachusetts · 2026Band 1
Life Sciences · Massachusetts · 2026Band 1
Litigation: General Commercial · Massachusetts · 2026Band 1
Litigation: Securities · Massachusetts · 2026Band 1
Private Equity: Buyouts: Mid-Market · Nationwide · 2026Band 1
Tax · Massachusetts · 2026Band 1
Life Sciences: Corporate/Commercial · California · 2026Band 2
Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations · New York · 2026Band 2 · The Elite
Capital Markets: Equity: Issuer Counsel · Nationwide · 2026Band 3
Impact Investing · Nationwide · 2026Band 3
International Trade: CFIUS Experts · Nationwide · 2026Band 3
Securities: Litigation · Nationwide · 2026Band 3
Tax · New York · 2026Band 3
Tax: Corporate & Finance · Nationwide · 2026Band 3
Corporate/M&A · New York · 2026Band 1 · Highly Regarded

Rank differences

AntitrustMassachusetts · 2026
Band 1
Band 2
Banking & FinanceMassachusetts · 2026
Band 1
Band 2
HealthcareDistrict of Columbia · 2026
Band 1
Band 5
HealthcareMassachusetts · 2026
Band 1
Band 4
HealthcareNationwide · 2026
Band 1 · Elite
Band 1 · Highly Regarded
HealthcareNew York · 2026
Band 1
Band 5
Intellectual PropertyMassachusetts · 2026
Band 5
Band 1
Life SciencesNationwide · 2026
Band 2
Band 1
Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government InvestigationsMassachusetts · 2026
Band 1
Band 2
Private Equity: BuyoutsMassachusetts · 2026
Band 1
Band 2
Private Equity: Fund FormationMassachusetts · 2026
Band 1
Band 2
Private Equity: Fund FormationNationwide · 2026
Band 1
Band 3

Firm-only and additional rankings remain available on each firm profile so missing coverage is not mistaken for a head-to-head loss.

Data sources: Vault 2027, AmLaw 200 FY2025, and reported Chambers records from the years shown. Chambers record counts can span years and reporting coverage varies; missing years or markets are not compared. Current Chambers bands were checked against each firm’s Chambers profile on Sep 26, 2026; where Chambers splits a table, every Elite firm ranks above every Highly Regarded firm. Missing values shown as “-”.