Legal Week 2023 – Review
Add to this the fact that Cloud is now the preferred option; the legal tech world has transformed itself over just a few pandemic years and looks set for more significant technology adoption in the coming years.
Add to this the fact that Cloud is now the preferred option; the legal tech world has transformed itself over just a few pandemic years and looks set for more significant technology adoption in the coming years.
Predictions are fun to write and must always be taken with a grain of salt; even so, they always look much more authoritative and impressive when put into the chart form. So we did that.
It’s been a while, but its time for a quick update on what’s been happening from an M&A perspective in the industry these past couple of months.
So it is all doom and gloom? No, most certainly not; the shifts in the legal sector are now unstoppable. Many have finally moved to the cloud, and more are following quickly in their wake.
Our website recently published five new vendor-specific reports (Vendor Vignettes in Deep Analysis parlance). And we have many more in the works that we plan to publish in late September.
At Deep Analysis, we undertake technical and market due diligence for Private Equity, Investment Banks, and Vendors looking to acquire. Hence we keep a close eye on what is happening in the broader Information Management and Enterprise Automation market. May, except for the massive Kofax deal (our analysis here), has been relatively quiet, but a few deals this month did catch our attention….
The Trump Organization has retained HaystackID to use its tools to trawl through its communications and files to meet the requirements of legal disputes running in New York. This week, Judge Arthur Engoren demanded more transparency and urgency from HaystackID.