kCura to Offer Educational Sessions, Interactive Stations, and More at LegalTech

USA/Canada News

03
Feb
2015

Editor

kCura, developers of the e-discovery software Relativity, will offer attendees at this year's LegalTech 2015 conference in New York multiple ways to interact with the team, get hands-on with the latest release, and learn how Relativity is being put to use in real-world scenarios.

Team members will be in the Relativity Pavilion in Concourse A of the Hilton, providing opportunities to participate in live demos and hands-on labs. They'll be highlighting the newest updates to Relativity 9 since its release in October, including Firefox support.

On Tuesday, February 3, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. EST in Concourse H, kCura will be hosting Relativity certification exams to become a Review, Analytics, Assisted Review, or Infrastructure Specialist. Register here.

The next day—Wednesday, February 4, from 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. EST in Concourse H—experts from the kCura team will present some of the highest-rated sessions from last year's Relativity Fest:

• IG Boot Camp: The Role of Remediation in Information Governance (10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.) – Learn an organizing methodology to guide and tackle remediation projects, and develop a project plan for remediation. Register here.
• The Mobile Attorney: Working with Key Documents Using Relativity Binders (1 to 2:15 p.m.) – Find out how Relativity Binders can be used on a computer or mobile device to enable attorneys to work remotely and collaborate with their case teams. Register here.
• Relativity Analytics Overview (2:15 to 3:30 p.m.) Learn the full capabilities of text analytics including practical uses for applying the technology in a review workflow. Register here.
• Using Analytics to Search the U.S. Patent Database (3:30 to 4:45 p.m.) – Discover how the kCura legal team uses Relativity Analytics to easily complete research on the publicly available information from the U.S. Patent Office. Register here.

"We love catching up with our customers and the entire e-discovery community at LegalTech year after year," said Andrew Sieja, president and CEO of kCura. "We're excited to provide a bunch of different ways for our customers to learn and get hands-on with our software."

The kCura team will also be available at booth 408 throughout the show, sharing successes from the Relativity community, such as how CDS standardized on Relativity Processing and has since processed 8 TBs of data into review, or how Seyfarth Shaw reviewed 700 GBs of data for a state government while creating a custom tagging workflow that set them up for a subsequent data remediation project.

Click here to pre-register for a Relativity wristband to attend two kCura-hosted social events, and click here to learn more about kCura's presence at LegalTech.