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Logikcull, the cloud-based Instant Discovery platform that is changing the way modern businesses handle disputes and investigations, has been ranked as the top eDiscovery software in a new independent report from G2Crowd. The report, “Momentum Grid for eDiscovery,” is validation of Logikcull’s quick ascension to leadership within the 11-billion dollar eDiscovery industry that is being rapidly disrupted by user-friendly, cloud-based software.

Amid rising scrutiny paid to corporate data governance, including legal discovery where the risks and costs are high, Logikcull has announced the appointment of prominent technology executive William “Bill” Welch to its Board of Directors as an independent member. Welch, a former senior executive at Zscaler, Duo Security, Symantec, HP, and Oracle, is a seasoned leader known for rapidly scaling global technology companies.

Smaller legal departments need to scale. When peers share their practical, real-world solutions, it can make all the difference.

An inside look at how the environmental group’s campaign against Pruitt ended up uncovering his wildest misconduct.

Attorneys have long been using what are called e-Discovery tools to organize documents gathered as evidence. But now, according to one San Francisco-based software marketer, federal agencies could exploit such electronic tools to accelerate their responses to Freedom of Information Act requests.

How do New York Times Journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Eric Lipton, an investigative reporter in Washington, uses Logikcull.

Legal technology allows agencies to review and produce documents quickly and efficiently. So why is the EPA so bad at this?

What do you do when your case is not big enough to hand over to Abstractus Discovery, but you need the benefits of an eDiscovery tool to review and filter native files and perform some advanced analytics?

The company's new Slack feature allows attorneys to search and review communications from the increasingly popular chat tool.

The cost associated with processing searching and reviewing that non-relevant data can be enormous and, in fact, is often the greatest expense associated with discovery.

Logikcull's cloud-based technology reduces the barrier to safely and securely storing discovery material, so that anyone with a browser can archive entire projects with a single click.

The law moves slowly, but legal tech startups aren’t. In January of last year, legal tech startups raised a meager $1.25 million according to Crunchbase. But this year, the same group of companies have raised a touch over $49 million in just over a month’s time.