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Built in Chicago highlight's Relativity's workplace and company culture in this spotlight story. 

There is a new app, running on Relativity, that gives lawyers and litigation professionals the ability to code and search for specific emojis during the discovery process. 

Andrew Sieja, Relativity founder and CEO, walks listeners through the early days of Relativity – first customers, early versions of the product, and the decisions that led to the enormous success of Relativity. 

D4 LLC today announced that they are the first RelativityOne Certified Partner to offer RelativityOne in the United Kingdom.

The Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists (ACEDS), a BARBRI Professional Association, today announced Relativity as its newest "Diamond Level" affiliate partner. 

A salary boost may not be the answer if a person is unhappy. Opportunities to bloom, work aligned with a purpose, and a workplace where they feel valued, are factors that keep employees feeling satisfied. Here are 5 of the most creative tactics to retain employees. 

Doug Austin of CloudNine shares his preview of upcoming Relativity Fest.

David Horrigan of Relativity talks to Chris Dale of eDisclosure Information Project about upcoming Relativity Fest and the use of RelativityOne for compliance with data localization rules in countries such as Russia, and with the GDPR.

Julia Kanouse, CEO of Illinois Technology Association, spoke to Lisa Arthur, CMO at Relativity, about the company's recent rebrand.

Each week, we highlight five tech events around the city you should know about. This week’s list includes a tech talk at Relativity and a workshop on Angular JS at Coding Temple.

kCura is now Relativity, taking on the name of its e-discovery platform for legal professionals at law firms, corporations, and government agencies.

Technori's Scott Kitun speaks with Relativity's JC Steinbrenner and Shawn Gaines about the rebrand and Relativity Gives. 

One of the biggest e-discovery software companies is rebranding itself as it sets its sights on international expansion.

Fast-growing Chicago software firm changes its name to better align with more than 160,000 Relativity users across the globe

E-discovery Giant kCura to Rebrand Company as Relativity, After Its Key Product

One of Chicago's fastest-growing tech companies, kCura, just announced a major rebrand. But if you're familiar with the company's work, adjusting to its new name shouldn't take too long.

kCura changes its name to Relativity to better align with its more than 160,000 Relativity users across the globe who use our industry-leading e-discovery platform to organize data, discover the truth, and act on it.

kCura, one of Chicago’s fastest-growing and well-known tech companies, has a new name.

Chris Dale of eDisclosure Information Project spoke to FTI and kCura executives about the Relativity partnership agreement announced at ILTA last week.

Bricker & Eckler has won ILTA’s Innovative Project of the Year – External / Client Facing Category at this year’s ILTACON for an application built on Relativity.