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 categoryFreshfields and Slaughters among international line-up on €5bn Deutsche Börse dealSlaughters and Freshfields lead on Zurich’s fresh £7.7bn bid for FTSE 100 insurerThe Slaughters standard: what makes a top quality partner?Leading lawyers across LA, San Francisco, Seattle and more, unveiled in biggest Legal 500 US Elite rankings yetSenior Cadwalader litigators exit amid Hogan Lovells merger talksKirkland, Simpson Thacher and Latham top LSEG PE rankings as partners look ahead to 2026Hogan Lovells and Fried Frank boot up for Russell & Bromley saleRopes and Kirkland lead on EQT’s $3.7bn acquisition of secondaries leader CollerDisputes partners predict boom in lateral recruitment ahead of rise in activity