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The cloud-based e-discovery and litigation company Everlaw today released the latest iteration of its platform — the largest release in the history of the company — which adds early case assessment capabilities, new automated quality assurance features, and a connector to Microsoft Office 365, among hundreds of improvements.

The e-discovery and litigation technology company Everlaw has introduced a new standalone toolkit, Storybuilder, that bridges the gap from finding relevant documents in discovery to collaboratively creating a narrative around those documents, as well as around depositions and other evidence, in preparation for depositions or trial.

Everlaw wants to make it crystal clear to everyone that it’s expanding from its original e-discovery focus and becoming a tech provider for the entire legal lifecycle. How serious is Everlaw trying to grow its scope? It’s offering its post-discovery, litigation prep software Storybuilder by Everlaw for free starting today.

“My team members have families. It’s important for me to give them space and permission to do less with less right now. Not do more with less," said Shana Simmons, a former Google senior counsel who joined Everlaw a few months ago.

Everlaw donated a check for $180,000 to the Alameda County Community Food Bank.

The members of Forbes Technology Council are seasoned industry leaders accustomed to tackling long to-do lists each day. That’s why we asked them to share the tricks they use for managing their day-to-day workflow.

Everlaw, the cloud-based ediscovery and litigation platform, announced a long-standing engagement with Lime, a global leader in electronic scooters and bike rentals, to bolster and simplify the organization’s legal framework.

More than six months into the work-from-home (WFH) revolution, more people are jumping on calls — both audio and video — than ever before, and the dramatic uptick in collaboration tools and virtual meetings has had a significant impact on legal teams.

As the tech industry evolves — enterprise systems moving into the cloud, entire workforces performing their duties from home, stricter privacy regulations — so does the array of threats facing businesses and their users.