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The Radicati Group releases an analysis of global e-discovery solutions, including Relativity.

The Chicago Tribune announces their annual list of Chicago's top workplaces for 2011, with kCura ranked as number 20 in the top small companies category.

LTN writes about what top law firms are doing to effectively control the quality and costs of e-discovery, noting Relativity as one of many solutions.

The Association of Certified e-Discovery Specialists posts a web seminar regarding computer-assisted review, led by kCura's Jay Leib.

SmartPlanet’s Heather Clancy speaks to kCura’s Jay Leib and Milberg’s Paul McVoy about how Relativity effectively manages big data.

Relativity ISV partner Equivio's technical brief outlines how their Relativity integration processed 12.5 million files in less than 24 hours on a UK case.

The sixth annual Stevie Awards for Sales and Customer Service announces this year’s honorees, awarding kCura a Gold Stevie in the “Sales Department of the Year – Computer Softwareâ€� category and a Bronze Stevie in the “Award for Innovation in Customer Serviceâ€� category for the advice@kCura team.

In eTERA's survey of 500 contract attorneys in Washington, D.C., 31 percent of respondents selected Relativity as their favorite document review tool, making it the highest-ranked solution.

Inc. discusses with kCura the growth of the e-discovery industry, what questions companies should ask related to it, and how the e-discovery process works.

ESG’s Katey Wood discusses how Fios has expanded their legal review services with the addition of Relativity Assisted Review.

The Minnesota E-Discovery Attorney blog discusses an upcoming webcast featuring kCura with D4, CSX Transportation, and Warner Norcross & Judd.

Falcon Discovery writes about law firms bringing e-discovery services in-house, noting Reed Smith licensing Relativity.

Chris Dale of the E-Disclosure Information Project points to kCura’s recent white paper as a resource for understanding the principles behind computer-assisted review.

eDiscovery Journal lays out a brief analysis of the players in the e-discovery software market, including kCura as a market specialist.

Inside Counsel analyzes three recent lawsuits impacting e-discovery, and discusses perceptions of computer-assisted review with kCura’s chief strategy officer, Jay Leib.

Pitney Bowes announces additions to their e-discovery offering, including Relativity.

Relativity Best in Service partner, Planet Data, announces their fourth team member to be recognized as a Relativity Certified Administrator.

Sean Doherty of LTN writes about Mintz Levin adopting Relativity, citing ease of use as an important factor in their decision, among other benefits.

TMCnet highlights how Applied Discovery has recently become a Relativity provider.

George Grigorian, Litigation Support Systems Engineer at Sheppard Mullin, highlights his use of Relativity in an interview with About.com.