Law Technology News...Michael Seedman, a partner at parent firm Siris Capital. Reasons cited for his departure were somewhat murky, ...
...Michael Seedman, a partner at parent firm Siris Capital, officials confirmed Thursday. Siris acquired Applied Discovery in January...
...s data collection and forensics unit. LexisNexis sold the company to Siris Capital in January. The company is now transitioning from software sales with...
...the company's sale by LexisNexis to Siris Capital. Applied Discovery is transitioning from software sales under...
... LexisNexis' Applied Discovery unit was sold in January to Siris Capital, so there's been recent remodeling to separate the two companies...
...De Novo Legal for $68 million, LexisNexis sold Applied Discovery to Siris Capital, Symantec bought LiveOffice for $115 million, and Guidance Software acquired CaseCentral...
...Bridgepoint Development Capital, for approximately $77...tools, Flournoy added. "Siri does not integrate with my...
...sold Applied Discovery to Siris Capital, Symantec ...
...LexisNexis Sells Applied Discovery to Siris Capital...
...LexisNexis has sold its Applied Discovery division to equity firm Siris Capital, the companies said Friday, clearing the way for Lexis' Concordance Evolution...
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