The COVID-19 pandemic unleashes an unprecedented change in attitudes and expectations throughout the legal sector. While litigating from his West Virginia cabin, David Carter, a litigation partner at an AmLaw 100 law firm, grows ever-more concerned about the security of mass- market videoconference platforms. David decides it's time for Calloquy.
Calloquy, PBC is born and makes its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, home to one of the most diverse, tech-savvy workforces in the world. As a PBC, Calloquy is a for-profit company with a social mission. Calloquy intends to fulfill that mission by leveraging tech to bring access to justice to those who need it most.
Calloquy talks with countless judges, private-sector attorneys, public-sector attorneys, paralegals, clerks, in-house counsel, to develop the first remote litigation platform built for litigators. It hires the best developers, programmers, customer support and technical success teams to bring it to life.
Calloquy begins Beta testing process with AmLaw100 law firm in preparation for offering a world-class experience for its customers. Calloquy is the culmination of three tents of Carter’s career: technology, litigation, and social impact.
Calloquy launches with a panel discussion and celebration at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta.
Calloquy obtains licensure for its world-class court reporting services. Functioning in harmony with the secure litigation platform, Calloquy is poised to transform litigation.
At 60+ employees-strong, Calloquy readies itself to usher in The Next Era of Litigation™. We open offices in Dallas, TX and Tustin, CA. The platform is equipped to facilitate remote witness interviews and team meetings throughout the life cycle of any case, as well as specific meeting configuratons that make depositions, mediations, and arbitrations more effective and more efficient than ever before.
