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CS Disco brings modern software to law firms and legal teams. Kiwi Camara founded the company in 2013 in Austin, Texas. It went public in 2021 and trades under the fitting ticker LAW.
Its main product tackles ediscovery. When a lawsuit hits, both sides must dig through mountains of documents. Emails, files, chat logs, and more. Lawyers hunt for the few messages that matter. Old tools made this slow and painful. Disco makes it faster.
Its cloud platform lets legal teams load huge document sets, search them quickly, and tag what is relevant. Its AI, named Cecilia, helps by finding key documents and even drafting summaries. What once took weeks of paralegal time can shrink to days.
Picture a company facing a big lawsuit with two million documents in play. Reviewing them by hand would cost a fortune. Disco helps the legal team surface the important few and cut the review pile down to size.
The company also offers tools for case management and legal holds. Its customers include law firms and corporate legal departments.
Revenue runs around $150 million a year. Growth cooled after the IPO, and the company has focused on efficiency and its AI roadmap. Disco is a bet that the legal world, slow to change, will finally embrace cloud software and AI.
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