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Dealstack, a technology startup co-founded by a former partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP, has successfully raised $5.5 million in funding. The investment aims to modernize the dealmaking process and comes from a consortium of notable firms, including Paul Weiss, Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins, KKR & Co., CVC Capital, TA Associates, and Goldman Sachs. This funding reflects a growing interest from private equity investors in the full-service law firm model and highlights the evolving landscape of the private capital operations sector, particularly in legal technology.
A private capital operations-focused technology startup co-founded by a Kirkland & Ellis LLP partner announced that it has secured funding from BigLaw and financial professionals. https://t.co/pPwVzCBJaS
#Exclusive: 💼Dealstack raises $5.5M to modernise dealmaking. https://t.co/REiWulL7vk The investment came from Paul Weiss, @Kirkland_Ellis, @lathamwatkins, @KKR_Co, @CVC_Capital, @TAAssociates, and @GoldmanSachs. #legaltech #startups #news #innovation #futureofwork #legaltech
Dealstack, Co-Founded By Ex-Kirkland Partner, Bags $5.5m > The PE field is changing....or starting to... #legaltech https://t.co/E7W19MhvbA
