News & Press

Built in Chicago’s inaugural craftsmanship series talks about how kCura tackles scaling search in Relativity and explains the teams who collaborate to solve complex technology problems.

kCura today announced that Lindquist & Vennum LLP has installed Relativity in-house.

UnitedLex, a leading global provider of legal and data management and consulting services, today announced that it has achieved kCura’s Orange-level Relativity Best in Service designation for outstanding and exceptional customer service for Relativity end users.

kCura today announced that Cozen O'Connor has purchased a license to install Relativity in-house.

Crain’s Chicago Business features kCura as one of more than 1,000 local tech companies looking to hire in 2014.

kCura and other e-discovery and information governance vendors lend support to the newly established Information Governance Consortium, which will research and advance the adoption of information governance.

Xact Data Discovery writes about Relativity Assisted Review’s key issue coding feature as valuable when categorizing documents.

kCura today announced that Seyfarth Shaw LLP has licensed Relativity for in-house use, with hosting and infrastructure managed by Iris Data Services.

Bootstrapping in America radio hosts Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista interview kCura’s founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, about kCura’s growth since Andrew appeared on the show in 2013.

LTN writes about McDermott Will & Emery’s new national document review service including Relativity’s quicker review speed and a tailored experience to meet specific client needs.

Josh Gilliland of The Legal Geeks and kCura vice president of sales and marketing, Nick Robertson, discuss legal tech trends in 2014, the latest Relativity solutions, and LegalTech New York.

kCura to host a Relativity Showcase throughout annual technology conference, allowing attendees to get hands-on with the software, meet with kCura’s subject matter experts, and learn from each other.

Chris Dale of the e-Disclosure Information Project recognizes kCura founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, and CIO, Doug Caddell, as leaders recently named by U.S. legal publications for their contributions in shaping the e-discovery industry.

E-discovery blog, X1, notes how Relativity is bucking the trend in e-discovery software providers re-strategizing to address the increasing demand for other e-discovery services.

Will Franzen from online hiring search consultancy, One Day, One Internship, features kCura as a local tech firm seeking interns for hire in several fields.

Chris Dale of the e-Disclosure Information Project writes about the world adventures and travels of kCura’s director of international sales, Steve Couling, who raises funds and awareness for the Macmillan Cancer Support organization.

Chicago Grid lists their best job hunting advice for 2013, mentioning kCura’s emphasis on seeking innovative candidates and using a thorough interview process.

Merrill Corporation, a Relativity Premium Hosting Partner, today announced that they have received kCura’s Relativity Best in Service recognition. Through an extensive evaluation, they were awarded the designation based on their exceptional technical infrastructure, customer service, and product expertise.

Planet Data, a Relativity Premium Hosting Partner, today announced that they have achieved kCura's Relativity Best in Service recognition for the fourth year in a row. Through a voluntary audit, they were awarded for their commitment in providing their end users an exceptional Relativity experience.

Built in Chicago writes about the Chicago Board of Trade creating their own business incubator space, and mentions neighbor, kCura, as an inspiration to lease to the tech community.