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Business Intelligence SoftwareSan Francisco, CaliforniaFounded 2009

Lex Machina was acquired by LexisNexis. See LexisNexis' profile →

Lex Machina provides Legal Analytics to companies and law firms, enabling them to craft successful strategies, win cases, and close business.

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Annual revenue
$1.4M
May 2021
Owner
LexisNexis
Date not on record
Total raised
$10M
4 rounds
Employees
71
May 2021

Lex Machina revenue

Lex Machina's annual revenue was $1.4M in May 2021, its last figure before LexisNexis bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns Lex Machina

LexisNexis owns Lex Machina. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Lex Machina funding rounds & investors

Lex Machina has raised $10M across four rounds since 2011. The latest was a $4.8M funding round in May 2013.

DateRoundRaised
May 2013Funding round$4.8M
Feb 2013Funding round$2.4M
Jul 2012Funding round$2M
Feb 2011Funding round$811.1K
Total raised$10M

Lex Machina CEO, founders & employees

Karl Harris founded Lex Machina in 2009 and led it as CEO. Lex Machina had 71 employees (May 2021).

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Lex Machina FAQ

What was Lex Machina's revenue?

Before LexisNexis bought it, Lex Machina's annual revenue was $1.4M in May 2021 (source not recorded).

Who owns Lex Machina?

LexisNexis owns Lex Machina.

How much funding has Lex Machina raised?

Lex Machina raised $10M across four funding rounds before LexisNexis bought it. The last was a $4.8M funding round in May 2013.

How many employees does Lex Machina have?

Lex Machina had 71 employees in May 2021.

Who founded Lex Machina?

Karl Harris founded Lex Machina in 2009.

How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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