LegalZoom CEO Dan Wernikoff rang the opening bell at the Nasdaq Global Market this morning to celebrate the platform officially going public. The news comes just weeks after the company filed its intent to go public with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this month.
According to a press release published to the company’s website yesterday, Glendale, California-based LegalZoom’s initial public offering is an aggregate of 19,121,000 shares that will be priced at $28 per share. The stock will be visible on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol LZ.
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