News & Press

Techweek highlights 100 Chicago leaders, including kCura president and CEO, Andrew Sieja, who are impacting today’s technology landscape on a global scale.

kCura’s Jay Leib presents a webcast for Inside-BigData on how computer-assisted review effectively manages big data.

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

LTN’s Michael Roach dives into Womble Carlyle's decision to bring Relativity in-house for use by their BullDox e-discovery team, adding that they have already begun using applications from the Relativity Ecosystem.

Chris Dale writes about the importance of clarity in e-discovery, and how kCura works to provide transparency to their partners.

kCura’s founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, talks with CareerBuilder's Hiring Site blog after kCura is named the winner of their Big Strides in Small Business award.

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

LTN’s Sean Doherty covers the launch of Iris Data’s VISION, an e-discovery workflow which includes document review and production with Relativity, as well as Relativity Assisted Review.

kCura’s Jay Leib speaks with SemanticWeb.com about how computer-assisted review effectively manages big data and the cost savings that may result from using the technology.

LTN’s Sean Doherty writes about Skadden Arps bringing Relativity in-house, highlighting how Skadden plans to build applications in the software to meet the needs of their specialized teams.

In anticipation of the Techweek Hiring Fair on June 23, Techweek shares kCura’s top ten tips for landing the perfect job.

SFL Data announces a new early case assessment workflow they have developed in Relativity to enhance their e-discovery service offerings.

EDD Update provides a rollup of recent industry news, highlighting Womble Carlyle bringing Relativity in-house to take advantage of features like Relativity Assisted Review.

Evan Koblentz of LTN writes about expansions to Pitney Bowes’and iDiscovery’s software, including Relativity offerings.

The Illinois Technology Association highlights kCura as a home-grown Chicago software company that is seeking talent.

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

Fios blogs about the value of open communication between technology providers and user groups, highlighting examples from ILTA and kCura.

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

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.

kCura was recently named one of Chicago’s 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For in 2013 by the National Association For Business Resources for the third consecutive year.