Logikcull, then Logik Systems, was formed in 2004 and specialized in data processing for (throat clears) Relativity vendors in super large, super hairy, bet-the-farm types of matters. Think Microsoft anti-trust. It was a slog. A super profitable, kinda soul-sucking slog.
Then came the financial crisis, and also, an epiphany: eDiscovery doesn't have to s▇▇. It doesn't have to be an extremely expensive, terribly risky, wildly inefficient vendor-driven fiasco that shoots the invoice off first and asks questions later. =)
Instead, we thought, it could automated. It could be secure. It could be accessible. It could be—dare to dream—affordable. And not just for your mega corporations and big government agencies. But for all. For solo attorneys and pro se litigants and small businesses and startups and non-profits and schools and normal people with normal jobs.
It could be powerfully simple. So we scrapped our services business in 2013 and put every dime we made into building software that we thought, we hoped, had the potential to be truly transformative. To really take this a$$-backward industry and flip it on its head. To open pathways to justice for people and organizations who can't get a fair shake because they don't have the pockets to endure the attrition of eDiscovery.
Turns out we were onto something. Our customers—our freaking awesome, can't-live-without-them, god they're amazing customers—were onto something.
Today, Logikcull is trusted for discovery automation by 38,000 global users across 1,500+ legal teams. Our customers include Earthjustice, The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and a school in Madison County, North Carolina, population 21,193.
