David Powers, a partner in the firm's Private Equity group and Technology Companies group, primarily focuses on private equity and venture capital transactions, mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts and public securities offerings. David provides general corporate and securities advice to emerging growth and middle market companies.
Experience
David has extensive experience representing private equity and venture capital funds in connection with early and later staged investments, buyouts and leveraged recapitalizations. He also has extensive experience representing public and private companies on a wide variety of matters, including mergers, acquisitions and corporate finance transactions, as well as advising on business, corporate governance and securities laws matters. David regularly advises a variety of companies in industries including software and other information technology, information services, telecommunications, healthcare, manufacturing and retail.
David acts as counsel to boards of directors in connection with various corporate governance and fiduciary matters. He also has extensive experience in representing companies on intellectual property issues and technology license, development and distribution arrangements.
Professional Activities
David is a frequent speaker on corporate finance and private equity matters for various events and organizations, including Harvard Business School’s Venture Capital and Private Equity Conference and the Association for Corporate Growth (Boston). David recently served as a member of the Board of Directors of ACG's Boston Chapter and as a member of the Board of Directors of Junior Achievement of Eastern Massachusetts.
Credentials
Education
JD
The George Washington University Law School
BA
The University of Vermont
Admissions
Bars
- Massachusetts
Recognition & Awards
David has been recognized by the Boston Globe with his inclusion on the “Best Lawyers in New England” list.
David has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America Best Lawyers for his work in Corporate Law for consecutive years.
While attending law school, David was a member of the George Washington University Law Review.