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: Litigation support industry business news and informationeDiscovery Funding Activity Picks Up
By Brad Jenkins
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Although there has not been much funding news lately, investment interest and activity does seem to be picking up. Over the last couple weeks I have talked to companies and individuals on both the sell side and the buy side of the E-Discovery space, that are looking for opportunities. As an example, I received calls from two companies looking for equity and debt investors, and have talked to a couple active Investment Banking firms that are currently looking for acquisition targets. I expect the fourth quarter to be fairly active with funding news. Stay tuned...Full post as published by Litigation support industry business news and information on September 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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