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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.

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

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

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

The cloud might seem like “someone else’s servers,” but major vendors are sensitive to the business need for security, availability and confidentiality. With sensitive, high-value data like that, cloud providers are keenly aware they need to get security right. kCura's Perry Marchant and Bill Lederer explain why cloud e-discovery is the right option for safeguarding data.

Translating East Asian languages has been a tough issue for e-discovery software, but Relativity is one platform solving the problem through use of machine learning and advanced analytics.