Legal Week owner Incisive Media has secured a $630m (£317m) deal to acquire American Lawyer Media (ALM) in an acquisition that makes the company one of the world's largest legal publishers.
July 12, 2007 at 12:03 AM
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Legal Week owner Incisive Media has secured a $630m (£317m) deal to acquire American Lawyer Media (ALM) in an acquisition that makes the company one of the world’s largest legal publishers.
The deal will see the London-based media and business information provider acquire ALM’s stable of 33 titles, including The American Lawyer and New York Law Journal.
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