From their website:

Cricket Legal Technologies is a small women-owned software development business established to provide superior technology solutions to litigators and litigation support professionals.

The company was founded by a practicing attorney with 25 years’ experience in complex civil and criminal litigation as well as an additional five years’ specialization in e-discovery and e-forensics issues.

The Cricket Discovery Suite is a plug and play ediscovery processing solution. Using our preconfigured servers, you get enterprise grade hardware, the Cricket Discovery Suite software, and all of the integrated software to include MS Office 2007, Lotus Notes, Adobe, dtSearch, ABBYY FineReader, and MS SQL. Whether you possess extensive ediscovery experience, or you are just getting started in this area, you will benefit from the intuitive interface and ease of use that our product provides.

Offering unrivaled speed, best practices processing technology and a passionate customer support staff, Cricket works with you to ensure your success!

Good post on the ACC Annual Meeting from The Posse List:

“Brute force e-discovery”

A common rant from attendees:  why do so many ESI vendors think “one size fits all” in discovery and insist on a “brute force, shove it all down our pipe and you’ll be fine” approach?   Yes, GCs are sometimes confused by the myriad, disparate technology systems out there.  Plus the issue we have all discussed:  the consolidating of e-discovery vendors due to failures or buyouts (recurring comment at ACC:  “who will survive?  Who do we pair up with?”)

They know they must take back control of the process from outside counsel, both for cost reasons and piece of mind.  And those that have retaken control prefer vendors not wedded to a given technology but who are flexible, adaptable to a case, a situation…