News & Press

The Chicago Tribune’s Wailin Wong continues to report on Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s announcement of major hiring plans among Chicago-based tech companies, including kCura.

Crain’s Chicago Business covers Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s announcement that more than 20 Chicago-based tech companies, including kCura, have committed to creating more than 2,000 jobs in Chicago by 2015.

Crain’s Chicago features kCura's president and CEO, Andrew Sieja, in their list of 50 entrepreneurs who are leading Chicago's tech startup community.

LTN’s Michael Roach discusses a new offering from Modus called EarlyInsight–an early case assessment service that runs on top of Relativity.

Avalon Document Services, a Relativity Premium Hosting Partner, writes about employees achieving certification in Relativity through kCura’s RCA and RCSP programs.

Built in Chicago discusses kCura’s symbolic green couch with CEO and founder, Andrew Sieja, following a Q&A with Fast Company.

ESG analyst Katey Wood discusses the Relativity Assisted Review workflow within the context of the greater e-discovery industry and current predictive coding landscape.

FierceCIO speaks with Mark Karnick of Glaser Weil about e-discovery and how the firm uses Relativity to improve document review.

This week’s Law Technology News rollup includes Dickinson Wright’s adoption of Relativity for review and case management.

Barry Murphy of eDiscovery Journal provides a rollup of several vendors at ILTA, noting kCura’s certification and partner programs, and the demand for Relativity Analytics.

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

KMWorld profiles Relativity in their tenth annual list of trend-setting products.

Chicago’s Academy for Global Citizenship writes about kCura’s support during a recent crowd-funding campaign to achieve their dream school.

Chris Dale of the e-Disclosure Information Project writes about Hobs Legal Docs’ use of Relativity Assisted Review alongside their client’s manual analysis to maximize the value of review.

Katey Wood of ESG provides a rollup of trends and announcements during ILTA 2012, including Relativity Assisted Review and a related case study.

Millnet writes a case study about the use of Relativity Assisted Review in an international dispute, noting cost savings of more than 50 percent.

This week’s Law Technology News rollup discusses the new processing capabilities available in Relativity 7.5.

Fraud magazine writes about how fraud examiners are using e-discovery software to save time and money during asset recovery, highlighting a case where Relativity Assisted Review was used to reduce the number of documents manually reviewed.

Legal IT Professionals writes about a new white paper by Dr. David Grossman that measures the effectiveness of Relativity Assisted Review through a series of trials.

SFL Data announces their December 13 e-discovery seminar, which will include panelists from kCura.