Newsroom

The Masters Series CLE announces topics and speakers for the June 20 event, including a computer-assisted review session from kCura.

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

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

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

Complex Discovery lists e-discovery providers that offer computer-assisted review technology, noting Relativity Assisted Review as a solution.

The Chicago Tribune’s Wailin Wong includes kCura’s Andrew Sieja in her piece on bootstrapped, Chicago-based technology companies.

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

Answer Maven’s blog discusses law firms investing in e-discovery solutions that fit their needs, noting Reed Smith’s choice to bring Relativity in-house.

Michael Roach of LTN reports on H5 partnering with kCura, citing security, scalability, and ease of customization as reasons for choosing Relativity.

Beyond Search discusses Gartner’s 2012 Magic Quadrant for E-Discovery Software report, diving into Gartner’s analysis of e-discovery software providers like kCura.

kCura’s founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, is selected as a finalist for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year award.

Techweek’s Data 2.0 selects kCura for inclusion in their list of top innovators in data management.

In his Silicon City column, Steve Hendershot of Crain’s Chicago includes details on Skadden Arps licensing Relativity.

LTN highlights the adoption of Relativity at Davis Wright Tremaine, citing Relativity’s flexibility and customization as key features driving the decision.

Baseline Magazine discusses the cost savings for law firms using e-discovery software, highlighting Thompson & Knight’s adoption of Relativity as an example.

Legal Technology Insider highlights Akin Gump’s decision to install Relativity firm-wide.

Complex Discovery provides an aggregate list of 50 notable e-discovery vendors, including kCura, based on research from leading analyst reports.

kCura is named one of the top companies to work for in the Chicago region. Winners were assessed via an analysis of internal practices and employee surveys.

ITWeb covers Connolly Bove’s decision to purchase a Relativity license, and how text analytics and Relativity Assisted Review were important factors in their decision.

Charles Holloway of Millnet lays out the Relativity Assisted Review workflow to demonstrate cost and time savings in one of his company’s cases.