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Opus 2 acquires Cork document-bundling vendor Bundledocs
London litigation platform Opus 2 acquired Cork-based Bundledocs on October 1, 2026, in an undisclosed deal that adds cloud document-bundling software used by about 1,900 clients in 35 countries, including more than 100 of the UK's top 200 law firms, Legaltech News, The Global Legal Post, and the Irish Examiner reported. The purchase is Opus 2's third acquisition in five years and is intended to extend bundling across multijurisdictional dispute workflows.
Announcement (Legaltech News) → · Irish Examiner, RTÉ, The Global Legal Post
Key points
- Opus 2 announced on October 1, 2026, that it acquired Cork document-bundling vendor Bundledocs; terms were not disclosed.Legaltech NewsThe Global Legal PostIrish Examiner
- Bundledocs serves about 1,900 clients across 35 countries, including more than 100 of the UK's top 200 law firms.The Global Legal PostRTÉIrish Examiner
- Opus 2 said the deal is its third acquisition in five years and is meant to strengthen multijurisdictional dispute-lifecycle bundling.Legaltech NewsThe Global Legal Post
- Bundledocs was founded in Ireland by Brian Kenneally, Lisa Walsh, and James Hogan and builds collaborative electronic court bundles.Irish ExaminerThe Global Legal Post
- RTÉ reported Opus 2 and Bundledocs framed the deal as automating time-consuming document processes for legal teams.RTÉ
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