Big law firms are betting on Boston – but does the market have room for more? Alex Ryan[email protected]18 July 2025United States ‘Historically Boston was a very insular market’, says Andrew Sucoff (pictured right), chair of Goodwin’s Boston office. ‘There weren’t a lot of lateral moves. That was true across the industry, but it was particularly true in Boston.’Your limit of 1 article in 30 days is up. Please login for full access or subscribe. Corporate users - click here for simple access (no password needed). For more information, please contact [email protected] Related ContentMore in this categoryGlobal 100 2025: elite tier set the pace as powerhouse firms pull awayFreshfields accounts reveal 6% revenue rise for 2024-25 as US sees fastest growthRevolving Doors: Latham swipes German transactions team from Freshfields as Ropes rebuilds in private equityTaylor Wessing UK in transatlantic merger talks with Winston & StrawnElite US duo advising Paramount on $108bn hostile bid for Warner BrosOne of the best-paid roles in law: Apple appoints new general counsel‘Technology pervades everything’: Addleshaw Goddard on why it has made tech a key sector as it eyes £1bnSullivan & Cromwell swipes Kirkland PE and tax duo‘A merger of complementaries’ or ‘transatlantic panic’? – the market view on Winston Taylor