“The Life of a Startup Part 2: Prepping for Acquisition” is the title of Haley Altman‘s conversation with me at the Legal Talk Network‘s “Law Technology Now” podcast this month.

 

Altman — CEO of Doxly — has “more than a decade of experience working on complicated transactions in the corporate, private equity, and venture capital verticals.”

She discusses “what it takes to grow a legal tech company and position it for acquisition in today’s market.”

She also shares how she build her own company, without a base in New York or California — but in Indiana. Altman found that very helpful to get to both sides of the country, and it also helped her “foster a healthy family.”

Altman also discussed CodeX’s “Legal Tech Founders: Then and Now,” held April 4, the day before the sixth annual CodeX FutureLaw Conference.

Learn more about Altman here.

 

And a thank you to Thomson Reuters, our new sponsor for Law Technology Now!  (LTNow is co-hosted by Robert “Bob” Ambrogi.)

 

See also:

“Women of Legal Tech: Getting Deals Done While Overcoming Unconscious Bias,” Legaltech news.

“Women of Legal Tech: Haley Atlman” (CodeX)

“Legal Tech Founders: Then and Now,” (CodeX)

 

Photo: Courtesy Kristen Cooper.
Cover image: Clipart.com

Shout out to Laurence Colletti and his team.

 

Monica Bay is a Fellow at CodeX and a freelance journalist (Alchemizing Law LLC). She is a member of the California bar.  Email: mbay@codex.stanford.edu. Twitter: @MonicaBay. She lives in Connecticut but get to Yankee Stadium in two hours.