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JSA Advised Incessant in the acquisition of 55% interest in RuleTek
Incessant Technologies Private Limited (Incessant), an NIIT Technologies company and a leader in Digital Integration and agile delivery of enterprise iBPM solutions, acquired 55% interest in RuleTek LLC (RuleTek), a BPM architecture services company specializing in providing architectural leadership to Pega Smart BPM projects.In this deal, Incessant was advised by J. Sagar Associates (JSA) with...
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Incessant Technologies Private Limited (Incessant), an NIIT Technologies company and a leader in Digital Integration and agile delivery of enterprise iBPM solutions, acquired 55% interest in RuleTek LLC (RuleTek), a BPM architecture services company specializing in providing architectural leadership to Pega Smart BPM projects.
In this deal, Incessant was advised by J. Sagar Associates (JSA) with a team comprising Partner Lalit Kumar, Principal Associate Bharati Joshi, Senior Associate Mohan Kumar, and Associate Amandeep Singh Virk. Squire Patton Boggs acted as the foreign counsel for Incessant.
The Law Offices of David Schwinger PLLC represented RuleTek and its promoters.


