David Lee Kovacs practices in most areas of corporate law involving complex business transactions. He focuses on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private equity, lending, licensing, business enterprise structuring and formation, and dispute and "corporate strife" resolution.

David has represented clients in diverse industries, including those in computer software, Internet, natural health products, corporate catering, secret shopping, information technology, apparel, printing, real estate, medical, legal, management consulting and accounting. He has led transactions ranging from a few million dollars to more than $500 million. A substantial part of David's practice involves family businesses.

David has been an active speaker and lecturer at law schools and legal education organizations. David has been a speaker on continuing legal education programs sponsored by Strafford and the Clear Law Institute, lecturing on merger and acquisition related subjects. As a member of the Practicing Law Institute (PLI) faculty, he lectured on "Drafting Commercial Agreements" and has been a part of "PLI's MCLE Bridge the Gap Program: Drafting Commercial Agreements." David has taught two courses at the Fordham University School of Law Continuing Legal Education Program, "Negotiating and Drafting Commercial Agreements" and "Fundamental Principles in Letters of Intent, Employment Agreements, Loan Agreements and Acquisition Agreements."

He is a member of the Board of Directors of The Friends of the Open University of Israel.

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