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Everlaw was named to the coveted “2022 Bay Area Best Places to Work” list by the San Francisco Business Times and the Silicon Valley Business Journal. The Best Places to Work program measures a wide range of research-validated workplace factors that impact employee engagement and satisfaction.

Everlaw announced the appointment of tech veteran Rich Liu to the new position of Chief Revenue Officer (CRO), effective immediately. Liu is a leader with deep expertise in spearheading and scaling high-performing teams to deliver growth for the world’s most influential technology companies.

“The legal industry has been historically slow to adopt new technology and is culturally risk-averse, but advanced technology is necessary to improve the legal industry’s demanding, grueling culture and end high levels of burnout,” says AJ Shankar, CEO of Everlaw.

Everlaw today announced it won the Litigation & Discovery category at the Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards 2022, which honor the companies working on precedent-setting, game-changing projects and initiatives.

The enhancement will help legal teams easily redact A/V evidence without the need for third-party software, bringing together redaction, transcription and translation capabilities into one single environment on Everlaw’s platform.

New capability allows audio and video (A/V) redactions directly on Everlaw’s platform, responding to a 250% increase in transcribed A/V files, according to Everlaw data.

Everlaw is a cloud-native, AI-powered e-discovery and investigation platform that helps law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agency legal teams uncover the needle-in-a-haystack pieces of information that can make or break a case or investigation.

Everlaw has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2022, placing fourth in the Most Innovative Enterprise Companies category, joining the ranks of Canva, Microsoft, SpaceX, and more.

As the digital universe continues to expand, the rise of remote work over the past two years has accelerated an already growing trend toward the use of memes, gifs and emojis in digital communications, which is changing the landscape for ediscovery.