Goodwin Procter LLP is a prominent American multinational law firm specializing in complex transactional work, high-stakes litigation, and advisory services. Founded in 1914 in Boston, Massachusetts, the firm has grown into one of the largest law firms globally, as measured by revenue, with over 1,800 lawyers serving clients in key sectors such as financial institutions, intellectual property, private equity, real estate capital markets, securities litigation, white collar defense, technology, and life sciences. The firm's practice areas reflect its focus on innovative industries, particularly technology and life sciences, where it advises startups, venture capital firms, and established corporations on mergers, acquisitions, financing, and regulatory compliance. Goodwin Procter's client base includes major tech companies, biotech firms, and financial entities, positioning it as a key player in the legal ecosystem supporting economic innovation and corporate growth. With a global footprint, Goodwin Procter operates from 15 offices across the United States, Europe, and Asia, enabling it to provide coordinated cross-border legal services. The firm is known for its collaborative culture and emphasis on diversity, though it has faced typical industry scrutiny over work-life balance and billable hour pressures. In addition to its core practices, Goodwin Procter engages in pro bono work and thought leadership through publications and events on emerging legal issues in tech and finance. Its revenue model relies heavily on hourly billing and success fees from transactions, contributing to its status among the Am Law 100 firms. The firm has no major public controversies but operates in a highly regulated industry where ethical compliance is paramount.