Headquarters
Austin, TXFounded
2013CEO / Founder
Sheila JordanEmployees
201-500Funding
Public — $205MStock
LAWProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.6/10Website
csdisco.com/Profile updated
CS DISCO, Inc., operating as DISCO, develops cloud-native ediscovery and legal technology software. The company was founded in 2013 by Kiwi Camara in Austin, Texas, where it remains headquartered, and built its platform to apply artificial intelligence to document review, legal research, and case management processes traditionally handled with manual, on-premises tools.
DISCO's core offerings include DISCO Ediscovery, DISCO Review, and DISCO Case Builder, which use AI models to accelerate document review, predictive coding, and legal analytics for litigation and investigations. Customers include law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies that rely on the platform to manage large volumes of electronically stored information during discovery.
DISCO raised venture funding from investors including Bessemer Venture Partners, LiveOak Venture Partners, and Georgian Partners before going public on the New York Stock Exchange in July 2021 under the ticker LAW. The company has made acquisitions to expand its product suite, including Case Logistix and Prism Litigation Technology, and has periodically restructured its workforce to align with its shift toward profitability.
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Who DISCO competes with, and how they differ.
Relativity is the entrenched eDiscovery market leader, offering both the decades-old on-premise Relativity Server used by large law firms and the newer cloud-hosted RelativityOne, giving it a far larger installed base than DISCO's cloud-only platform.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedEverlaw is a venture-backed, cloud-native eDiscovery and litigation platform closest in architecture to DISCO, competing head-to-head for corporate legal and law-firm accounts; it raised a $202M Series D in 2021 that pushed it past unicorn status.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedReveal is a private-equity-backed eDiscovery platform assembled through acquisitions of AI-review and case-management vendors, competing on the breadth of a bundled product suite rather than DISCO's single, organically built cloud platform.
Logikcull (Logik Systems) targets smaller law firms and corporate legal teams with a self-serve, lower-priced cloud eDiscovery tool, competing with DISCO mainly at the low end of the market rather than for large enterprise litigation matters.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedKey milestones in DISCO's history, with sources.
Eric Friedrichsen appointed President and CEO
DISCO named Eric Friedrichsen, former CEO of Emburse, as President and CEO effective April 29, 2024, succeeding interim CEO Scott Hill, who became Board Chair.
csdisco.comPublicly launches Cecilia generative AI platform
DISCO publicly released Cecilia, a generative AI suite for legal professionals including Cecilia Q&A (a cited fact-finding assistant) and Cecilia Timelines, with Cecilia Auto Review entering private access.
csdisco.comKiwi Camara resigns as CEO and board member
Co-founder Kiwi Camara notified the board of his resignation as CEO and board member, effective immediately; the board appointed director Scott Hill as interim CEO effective September 11, 2023.
sec.govAcquires Hold360 and Request360 legal-hold assets from Congruity360
DISCO acquired the Hold360 and Request360 legal workflow products, along with related regulatory and alert solutions, from Congruity 360, LLC; financial terms were not disclosed.
csdisco.comPrices IPO at $32/share, lists on NYSE as LAW
DISCO priced its initial public offering of 7,000,000 shares of common stock at $32.00 per share, with trading set to begin the next day on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker "LAW."
csdisco.com$100M Q4 financing closes, cumulative funding reaches $235M
DISCO completed a $100 million fourth-quarter financing combining its previously announced $60 million equity round with $40 million in debt financing from Comerica, bringing total investment in DISCO to $235 million.
csdisco.com$60M equity round led by Georgian
DISCO raised $60 million in equity financing led by Georgian, joined by existing investors Bessemer Venture Partners, LiveOak Venture Partners and The Stephens Group plus new investor Breyer Capital, bringing total funding to $195 million.
csdisco.com$83M funding round led by Georgian Partners
DISCO raised $83 million led by Toronto-based Georgian Partners, with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, LiveOak Venture Partners, The Stephens Group and venture-debt provider Comerica, bringing total investment to $135 million.
csdisco.comRelocates corporate headquarters from Houston to Austin
DISCO announced it would move its headquarters to 3700 North Capital of Texas Highway in Austin, planning to add up to 150 Austin-based jobs within two to three years amid revenue growth exceeding 100% year-over-year.
csdisco.com$20M growth financing led by Bessemer Venture Partners
DISCO raised $20 million in growth equity financing led by Bessemer Venture Partners, joined by LiveOak Venture Partners and The Stephens Group, bringing total funding to more than $50 million after a year in which revenue grew 2.7x.
csdisco.comKiwi Camara co-founds the company
Kiwi Camara co-founded DISCO in December 2013 and served as its Chief Executive Officer and a board member from inception until his September 2023 resignation.
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