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Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman counts approximately 684 attorneys in 21 offices. Founded in 1868.

$225,000+

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

38

Reporting year not confirmed; Offer rate not reported

#60

Overall firm rank

$2.9M

Am Law #65

$939.1M

Rank #65; 684 attorneys

Not reported: partnership track.

  • 1L Summer 2027 · Class of 2029Open

    Austin

    Opens

    Opened Oct 15

    Deadline

    Rolling

    Apply

    Source · Checked Oct 5

  • 2L Summer 2028 · Class of 2029Open

    Opens

    Opened Oct 15

    Deadline

    Rolling

    Apply

    Source · Checked Oct 5

No 1L summer program on the firm’s page. Today’s 1Ls (Class of 2029) apply for the 2L Summer 2028.

About Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

Pillsbury advises companies and investors in technology, energy and infrastructure, financial services, life sciences and digital health, and real estate and construction. Its firm materials place the intersection of technology, capital, energy, and government at the center of its practice. Clients range from entrepreneurs and emerging businesses to large public and private companies.

That industry mix creates work involving both the development of a business and the legal environment in which it operates. A technology company may need investment and commercial advice, while an infrastructure or healthcare project can add substantial regulatory requirements. Pillsbury describes using teams across legal disciplines to address those connected needs.

For students, the firm's sector orientation is a useful starting point for choosing which practices to investigate. Interest in a particular industry can lead toward transactions, regulation, or disputes, with different day-to-day responsibilities. The firm's published service materials connect those legal paths to the businesses

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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

Construction

District of Columbia
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Energy: Nuclear (Regulatory & Litigation)

Nationwide
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Food & Beverages: Alcohol

Nationwide
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Intellectual Property

Virginia: Northern
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Outsourcing

Nationwide
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Tax: State & Local

California
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Technology & Outsourcing

District of Columbia
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Construction

California
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Construction

Nationwide
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Corporate/M&A

Virginia: Northern
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Energy: Electricity (Finance)

Nationwide
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Insurance: Policyholder

District of Columbia
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

International Trade: Export Controls & Economic SanctionsThe Elite

Nationwide
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Media & Entertainment: Regulatory

District of Columbia
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Real Estate

California: Northern
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Real Estate

Virginia: Northern
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Startups & Emerging Companies

Nationwide
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Tax

Florida
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Tax: State & Local

New York
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Technology: Outsourcing

Texas
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Transportation: Aviation: Finance

Nationwide
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Transportation: Aviation: Regulatory

Nationwide
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Energy Transition

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Environment

District of Columbia
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Government ContractsThe Elite

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Government Relations: Federal

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Higher Education

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Insurance

Texas
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Policyholder

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Insurance: Dispute Resolution: Policyholder

New York
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

International Trade: Trade Remedies & Trade Policy

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Litigation: General Commercial

Texas: Austin & Surrounds
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Real Estate

California: Southern
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Retail

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Venture Capital

California
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Venture Capital: Fund Formation

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Antitrust

California
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

E-Discovery & Information Governance

Nationwide
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Environment

California
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Environment

Nationwide
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Insurance: Policyholder

California
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

International Trade: CFIUS Experts

Nationwide
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Leisure & Hospitality

Nationwide
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Outsourcing

New York
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Political Law

Nationwide
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Tax

California: Northern
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Technology

Nationwide
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Telecom, Broadcast & Satellite

District of Columbia
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Technology

New York
Chambers Band5

Reported year: 2026

Intellectual Property

Texas
Chambers Band6

Reported year: 2026

Corporate/M&AHighly Regarded

California: Los Angeles & Surrounds
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Corporate/M&AHighly Regarded

California: San Francisco, Silicon Valley & Surrounds
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government InvestigationsHighly Regarded

New York
Chambers Band1

Reported year: 2026

Bankruptcy/RestructuringHighly Regarded

New York
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

International ArbitrationHighly Regarded

Nationwide
Chambers Band2

Reported year: 2026

Litigation: General CommercialHighly Regarded

District of Columbia
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Privacy & Data SecurityHighly Regarded

Nationwide
Chambers Band3

Reported year: 2026

Litigation: General CommercialHighly Regarded

Nationwide
Chambers Band4

Reported year: 2026

Corporate/M&AHighly Regarded

Nationwide
Chambers Band5

Reported year: 2026

Litigation: General CommercialHighly Regarded

New York
Chambers Band5

Reported year: 2026

60 reported ranking rows

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Firm highlights

Revenue
$939.1MAm Law #65Source
Revenue per lawyer
$1.4M
Profits per partner
$2.9MSource

Attorneys by role

Associates
195Source
Partners
310Source

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Summer program

Program features

Summer pay
$225,000+Market base, no firm announcement (as of Sep 2026)
Total summer associates
38Reporting year not confirmedSource
1L applications
Not mentioned by the firmSource
Assigned practice areas
No, free marketFree marketSource

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Pro bono

Average hours per attorney
56 hoursAm Law pro bono rank #55Source

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