The firm claims specialization in high end corporate and commercial legal practices.

[2] S. Horowitz & Co. is an Israeli member of Lex Mundi, one of the world's largest network of independent law firms based in 165 countries, states and provinces.

However, the firm, whose office was located next to the old courthouse in the Russian Compound, quickly became involved in the process of nation-building.

He was soon engaged in the country's first natural resources, energy and infrastructure projects, including the Dead Sea Quarries and the Naharaim Power Station in the northern part of Israel.

Around this time, Shalom Horowitz retired, and the management of the office was taken over by Abraham Levin.