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The NABR announces their annual list of top companies to work for nationally, naming kCura among the winners.

Legal Technology Insider writes about three new law firms licensing Relativity, including Kasowitz, Nilan Johson, and Morgan Lewis.

Legal Technology Insider highlights a new white paper by Dr. David Grossman, which validates the effectiveness of the Relativity Assisted Review workflow.

The Project Counsel Group posts a brief blog entry about Relativity 7.5, specifically Relativity Processing.

Fios’s Don Whitehead discusses his experience at Relativity Fest 2012, focusing on some of the highlights.

KMWorld writes about Herbert Smith Freehills adopting Relativity to support their Australian information logistics services.

The Chicago Tribune’s Janet Kidd Stewart writes about what makes kCura a great place to work for the Tribune’s Top Workplaces 2012 list, highlighting kCura’s unique company culture and commitment to core values.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Allie Philpin of Enterprise Communications highlights Relativity 7.5, discussing key features like Relativity Processing, as well as kCura president and CEO Andrew Sieja's thoughts on the release.

Morgan Lewis notes Relativity as a technology partner supporting their e-discovery practice group, eData.

Evan Koblentz of LTN previews Relativity 7.5, noting enhancements to Relativity Assisted Review and usability, in addition to new processing capabilities.

Bruce A. Olson of LitigationWorld evaluates Relativity Assisted Review, giving it an A+ TechnoScore for ease of use and ability to quickly locate relevant documents.

Michael Roach from LTN writes about why the law firms Morgan, Lewis & Bockius and Herbert Smith Freehills recently licensed Relativity.

Built in Chicago speaks with kCura’s president and CEO about the company’s recent recognition as one of the country’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For.

kCura’s chief strategy officer, Jay Leib, provides guidelines for ensuring your review team can run a successful computer-assisted review project.

Enterprise Communications highlights new features and enhanced functionality in Relativity 7.5.