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Choate Hall & Stewart

Choate Hall & Stewart has approximately 200 attorneys across 2 offices. Founded in 1899.

$225,000

Reported first-year compensation

17

Reporting year not confirmed; Offer rate not reported

$4.3M

Am Law #122

$393.2M

Rank #122; $2M per lawyer

Not reported: Partnership Track, Vault 100.

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  • 1L Summer 2027 · Class of 2029Open

    . One application for both summers. Combined offer available.

    Boston

    Opens

    Opened Nov 1

    Deadline

    Jan 30, 2027

    Checked 1d ago

    One application for the 2027 1L and 2028 2L programs. A later 2L-only window is May 31 to June 25, 2027.

    Materials: Cover Letter · Law School Transcript · Undergrad Transcript

    First semester law transcript may be provided when grades are available.

  • 2L Summer 2028 · Class of 2029Open

    . One application for both summers. Combined offer available.

    Boston

    Opens

    Opened Nov 1

    Deadline

    Jan 30, 2027

    Checked 7h ago

    One application for the 2027 1L and 2028 2L programs. A later 2L-only window is May 31 to June 25, 2027.

    Materials: Cover Letter · Law School Transcript · Undergrad Transcript

    First semester law transcript may be provided when grades are available.

About Choate Hall & Stewart

Choate Hall is a Boston-based firm with 194 lawyers. The 2026 Am Law 200 ranks it No. 122 by 2025 gross revenue of $393 million, with profits per equity partner of $4.3 million.

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