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Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo has approximately 527 attorneys across 8 offices. Founded in 1933.

$225,000+

Market base, no firm announcement (as of Sep 2026)

19

Reporting year not confirmed; 100% reported offer rate

#77

Overall firm rank

$2.7M

Am Law #83

$767.8M

Rank #83; 527 attorneys

Not reported: Partnership Track.

  • 2L Summer 2028 · Class of 2029Open

    New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Toronto

    Opens

    Opened Oct 1

    Deadline

    Dec 11, 2026

    Checked 23h ago

Mintz pays $225,000+, the same as 159 of the 197 firms that publish pay.

Listed firms by announced first-year comp

Firms by first-year comp
First-Year CompFirms
Above $225K18
$225K159
Below $225K20

Source: firm announcements. 197 listed firms publish a first-year figure.

About Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo

Mintz's published work includes technology, energy infrastructure, privacy, government law, and appellate matters. Its recent client examples show both transactional advice and disputes involving the legal environment in which businesses operate. This mix connects commercial activity with regulation, public policy, and emerging technology.

The firm has described advising Potentia on an investment in an Indiana industrial development connected to technology and energy infrastructure. Its privacy team has also reported litigation for NetScout involving the application of California privacy law to website technologies. Separately, its government law and appellate teams have handled a Massachusetts ballot-initiative dispute concerning rent control.

These examples illustrate different legal roles within the firm: structuring an investment, defending a business practice, and litigating a public-law issue. For students, they provide a more concrete starting point than a broad practice list, showing how transactional, regulatory, and litigation skills can address different stages or consequences of commercial and public-sector

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Rankings

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Practice Strength by Market

Every band below appears on this firm’s Chambers USA 2026 profile, checked September 26, 2026. Where Chambers splits a table into The Elite and Highly Regarded, every Elite firm ranks above every Highly Regarded firm.

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PracticeMarketRecognition, 2026

Construction

Massachusetts

Band 1

Healthcare

District of Columbia

Band 1

Immigration

Massachusetts

Band 1

Insurance

Massachusetts

Band 1

Public Finance

Massachusetts

Band 1

Bankruptcy/Restructuring

Massachusetts

Band 2

Capital Markets

Massachusetts

Band 2

Corporate/M&A

California: San Diego

Band 2

Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation

Massachusetts

Band 2

Healthcare

Massachusetts

Band 2

Intellectual Property: Patent Prosecution

California

Band 2

Life Sciences

Massachusetts

Band 2

Life Sciences: IP/Patent Litigation

California

Band 2

Litigation: General Commercial

Massachusetts

Band 2

Litigation: Securities

Massachusetts

Band 2

Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations

Massachusetts

Band 2

Private Equity: Venture Capital Investment

Massachusetts

Band 2

Corporate/M&A

Massachusetts

Band 3

Energy & Natural Resources

Massachusetts

Band 3

Environment

Massachusetts

Band 3

HealthcareThe Elite

Nationwide

Band 3

Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Insurer

Nationwide

Band 3

Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Insurer

New York

Band 3

Insurance: Insurer

District of Columbia

Band 3

Intellectual Property

Massachusetts

Band 3

Real Estate

Massachusetts

Band 3

Startups & Emerging Companies

Nationwide

Band 3

Technology

Massachusetts

Band 3

Immigration

Nationwide

Band 4

Life Sciences

Nationwide

Band 4

Real Estate

California: Southern

Band 4

Telecom, Broadcast & Satellite

District of Columbia

Band 4

Healthcare

California

Band 5

International Trade: Intellectual Property (Section 337)

Nationwide

Band 5

Labor & Employment

Massachusetts

Band 5

Real Estate: Mainly Dirt

New York

Band 5

Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government InvestigationsHighly Regarded

New York

Band 1

Labor & EmploymentHighly Regarded

New York

Band 2

Labor & EmploymentHighly Regarded

California

Band 3

Litigation: General CommercialHighly Regarded

New York

Band 3

Corporate/M&AHighly Regarded

Nationwide

Band 5

Corporate/M&AHighly Regarded

New York

Band 5

Litigation: General CommercialHighly Regarded

Nationwide

Band 5

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Firm Highlights

Revenue
$767.8MAm Law #83Source
Revenue Per Lawyer
$1.5M
Profits Per Partner
$2.7MSource

Attorneys by role

Associates
174Source
Partners
270Source

Summer Program

Program features

Summer Pay
$225,000+Market base, no firm announcement (as of Sep 2026)
Total Summer Associates
19Reporting year not confirmedSource
Program Length
10 weeksSource
2L Applications
Open Oct 1, 2026Source

Pro Bono

Average Hours Per Attorney
19 hoursSource

Schools Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo Hires From

4 schools name Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo on its own employer or placement pages. These lists are not exhaustive.

Data is reported from linked public and firm sources and may use different reporting periods. Missing values are labeled not reported rather than estimated. View the full data methodology.