Andy Wilson describes himself as “whatever the opposite of a Luddite is.” And that’s a very apt description, because Andy has been working to build disruptive software for more than a decade. Andy and his team at Logikcull were pioneering SaaS-based e-discovery software in 2004, with tools that automate discovery, make costs transparent, and deliver efficiency with a high level of security. And although the last decade has been a roller coaster for software companies and legal tech in particular, Logikcull has been growing organically for years, and it was profitable immediately after its founding. In fact, the company raised its first seed round of financing more than 10 years after Logikcull was founded. Logikcull’s software is SaaS-based, but the company is also sass-based, reflecting the mischievous nature of its co-founder and CEO.
