News & Events

KMWorld highlights features in Relativity 7.5, including the addition of a processing engine and enhancements to Relativity Assisted Review, usability, analytics, infrastructure management, and the platform.

Chris Dale of The e-Disclosure Information Project discusses enhancements featured in Relativity 7.5, pointing to the Relativity website as a learning resource for the software.

BigMarker writes about the highlights of Techweek and talks about the treats available at kCura’s lounge that fueled attendees throughout the show.

Jeff Bertolucci of InformationWeek interviews kCura’s president and CEO, Andrew Sieja, about handling big data in e-discovery, noting computer-assisted review as a means of speeding up the review process.

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

TMCnet interviews kCura’s founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, about Relativity 8, noting key feature improvements, including email threading and updates to Relativity Assisted Review.

Built In Chicago writes about the Ernst & Young Midwest Entrepreneur of the Year awards, highlighting kCura’s founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, as the winner in the technology category.

The early-bird registration rate of $750 per attendee for Relativity Fest ends at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, June 30. After that date, the standard registration rate of $950 per attendee will take effect. Registration includes accommodations at the Palmer House Hilton for the nights of Sunday, October 6 and Monday, October 7, as well as food and beverages throughout the conference.

LTN writes about the enhancements in Relativity 8, highlighting the addition of email threading, as well as improvements to the search architecture and Relativity Assisted Review.

eDiscovery Journal mentions kCura’s presence at the Innoxcell Hong Kong conference, where Steve Couling—kCura’s director of international sales—joined a panel on the challenges of Asia’s emerging e-discovery industry.

Venture Beat writes about Techweek Chicago—the largest technology fest in the Midwest—and highlights kCura as one of the city’s most inspiring office spaces.

Chris Dale of The e-Disclosure Information Project reports on the Information Governance and eDisclosure Summit, including a panel discussion on the Jackson reforms with kCura.

Chris Dale of The e-Disclosure Information Project writes about a recent Relativity event in London, highlighting how kCura connects with users and creates a family environment even as their team grows.

This week’s Law Technology News rollup includes Miller Canfield bringing Relativity in-house to support the firm's e-discovery and records management team.

The Verge writes about the use of computer-assisted review in the merger of Anheuser-Busch InBev and Grupo Modelo, noting the use of Relativity during the process.

ABA Journal highlights the use of Relativity Assisted Review in a recent antitrust case, which cut e-discovery costs in half.

Chris Dale of The e-Disclosure Information Project notes Relativity Review Manager as an application that helps estimate the time and cost of review for Jackson reform compliance.

Rene Laurens—product specialist on the advice@kCura team—will be speaking about processing, review, and analytics best practices as a part of the Electronic Discovery for the Small and Medium Case conference. Hosted by the University of Florida Levin College of Law and EDRM, the conference will take place April 4-5, 2013.

On February 28, our resident computer-assisted review expert, Jay Leib, will host a live webinar with Dr. David Grossman, adjunct professor of computer science at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Dr. Grossman will discuss how statistical validation plays a key role in computer-assisted review, followed by interactive Q&A.