Goodwin Procter had a record year in 2013, with gross revenues rising 5 percent to $752.5 million, according to The American Lawyer’s reporting. Revenue per lawyer was up 6.5 percent, to $980,000, and profits per equity partner grew 7 percent, to $1.625 million, topping the firm’s past financial performance. Average compensation for all partners—a measure that takes into account the firm’s nonequity tier—rose by nearly 8 percent, to $1.225 million, also a new high at Goodwin.
“I’m feeling that [this year] is a harbinger of the future,” longtime Goodwin chair Regina Pisa said in a phone interview Tuesday. “I think it feels like it has legs to it. It feels like it has momentum.”
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