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Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman counts approximately 684 attorneys in 22 offices worldwide. Founded in 1868.

$225,000+

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

38

Reporting year not confirmed; 94.1% reported offer rate

#60

Overall firm rank

$2.9M

Am Law #65

$939.1M

Rank #65; $1.4M per lawyer

Not reported: Partnership Track.

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Openings

  • 1L Summer 2027 · Class of 2029Open

    1L Summer Scholar Program

    Washington, DC, San Francisco, Austin

    Opens

    Opened Oct 15

    Deadline

    Not announced

    Checked 10h ago

    Office-specific cutoff: the San Francisco 1L fellowship posting lists April 15, 2027. No matching cutoff was confirmed for Austin or Washington, DC; check the selected office application.

    Materials: Cover Letter · Official Transcript · Undergrad Transcript

    Personal statement required; official undergraduate and law transcripts are requested when available.

  • Fellowship / ScholarshipOpen

    Washington, DC, San Francisco, Austin

    Opens

    Opened Oct 15

    Deadline

    Not announced

  • 2L Summer 2028 · Class of 2029Opening Soon

    Opens

    Dec 1, 2026

    Deadline

    Not announced

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.

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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 and investors they support.

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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.

PracticeMarketRecognition, 2026

Construction

District of Columbia

Band 1

Energy: Nuclear (Regulatory & Litigation)

Nationwide

Band 1

Food & Beverages: Alcohol

Nationwide

Band 1

Intellectual Property

Virginia: Northern

Band 1

Outsourcing

Nationwide

Band 1

Tax: State & Local

California

Band 1

Technology & Outsourcing

District of Columbia

Band 1

Construction

California

Band 2

Construction

Nationwide

Band 2

Corporate/M&A

Virginia: Northern

Band 2

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Pro Bono

Average Hours Per Attorney
56 hoursAm Law pro bono rank #55Source