Latham & Watkins has advised Neo4j, the world’s leading graph intelligence platform, on the acquisition of GraphAware, an intelligence analysis software company for government agencies. The acquisition will launch a new generation of AI-powered, graph technology solutions based on open standards, as a proven and trusted alternative to Palantir Gotham.
The Latham team was led by Silicon Valley partner Seth Gottlieb, with London counsel Jennifer Cadet, and associates Cyrus Fung, Richard Dodding, and Chris Pham. Advice was also provided on employee matters by Silicon Valley partner James Robinson and London partner Sarah Gadd, with London counsel Charlie Bowden; on data and technology matters by associate Liz Longster; on tax matters by London partner Simon Skinner, with associates Sam Duncan and Leia Liew; and on antitrust matters by Brussels partner Philipp Studt and London partner Jonathan Parker, with associate James Mathieson.
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