Consilio
3,744 employees on LinkedIn Β· 3 known investors
Consilio provides global investigation and e-discovery services for law firms and corporate clients, handling cross-border data collection, foreign-language and CJK document review, and regulatory compliance for internal and regulator-led investigations. It uses data analysis technologies and defined workflows to meet discovery obligations while adhering to data privacy, secrecy and security regulations.
Also known as Consilio Complete Β· Consilio LLC
Investors Β· 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Consilio provides eDiscovery, document review, risk management, and legal consulting services to multinational law firms and corporate legal departments. Its offering, marketed as the Consilio Complete suite, spans end-to-end discovery services, analytics and AI, managed document review, risk management and compliance, cyber incident response, data forensics and investigations, flexible legal talent solutions, and legal transformation and advisory services. Practice coverage includes litigation and arbitration, global investigations, antitrust and competition (including HSR second requests), cyber response, corporate transactions, and risk and compliance, with industry programs for financial services, pharmaceutical/life sciences and healthcare, insurance, transportation and mobility, consumer brands, and technology.
The company combines proprietary and third-party technology with large-scale managed services and staffing. It reports more than 5,400 employees worldwide, over 4,000 active review professionals, a pool of roughly 4,500 legal professionals available for talent engagements, more than 30,000 matters currently hosted globally, over two billion documents reviewed annually, and 210 terabytes of data ingested monthly. Consilio also publishes research and educational content, including case studies, fact sheets, practice guides and webinars through the Consilio Advanced Learning Institute, and an annual global survey report on legal department challenges.
Business model
Consilio sells technology-enabled legal services and software to law firms and corporate legal departments, combining managed services (hosting, document review, forensics, incident response), advisory/consulting engagements, and staffing of legal professionals, including direct-hire placements.
Revenue is generated from managed eDiscovery and data hosting services, document review engagements, consulting and legal transformation services, and legal talent placement and staffing, positioned by the company around predictable and controlled cost structures.
Traction
The company reports more than 30,000 matters hosted globally, over two billion documents reviewed annually, 210 terabytes ingested monthly, more than 900 cyber incident responses delivered, over 4,000 active review professionals and 130-plus direct hire placements in the prior year; in April 2021 it reported serving more than 3,000 clients across 45 offices in nine countries.
Latest developments
Consilio markets the Aurora Legal AI Suite and its Verity Review product for AI-assisted document review, and promotes a 2026 Global Survey Report highlighting technology strategy as legal departments' top challenge. Its executive team includes CEO Andy Macdonald, President Meredith Kildow, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Raj Chandrasekar, CFO Todd Herndon, CMO John Hale, Chief Legal Officer Tricia Kinney, and Chief Employee Experience Officer Brandyn Payne.
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Market position
Consilio describes itself as a global leader in legal technology solutions and enterprise legal services, and third-party sources characterize it as a global eDiscovery and document review provider that became a scaled market leader through the 2018 combination of Consilio, Advanced Discovery and DiscoverReady and subsequent acquisitions.
Consilio positions its differentiation on combining proprietary AI review technology emphasizing transparency, auditability and defensibility with large-scale human review capacity, deep subject-matter expertise, secure global infrastructure and ISO 27001:2013-certified operations, and an integrated services span from forensic collection through production and legal staffing.
Technology
Consilio deploys the Aurora Legal AI Suite, which includes Verity Review for AI-assisted, auditable and defensible document review, alongside analytics and machine-learning workflows such as technology-assisted review (TAR) and continuous active learning (CAL/TAR 2.0). The company also references Sightline and sensitive data scanning in client work, data processing and hosting infrastructure with document review and data centers across Europe, Asia and North America, forensic collection capabilities delivered by certified data forensics examiners, and ISO 27001:2013 certification.
Go-to-market
The company sells directly to multinational law firms and corporate legal and compliance teams through demo requests and consultative contact, supported by content marketing including case studies, fact sheets, practice guides, webinars, industry research reports, and the Consilio Advanced Learning Institute.
Multinational law firms and corporate legal, compliance and risk departments handling litigation and arbitration, antitrust and second requests, internal and regulatory investigations, cyber incidents, corporate transactions, and contracting operations, across financial services, pharmaceutical/life sciences and healthcare, insurance, transportation and mobility, consumer brands, and technology.
Geography
Consilio operates offices, document review centers and data centers across North America, Europe and Asia; leadership is based in Washington, D.C. (1828 L St. NW), with executives also in Dallas, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia. As of April 2021 the company reported 45 offices in nine countries, up from approximately 17 offices in 10 countries when it was a Shamrock Capital portfolio company.
History
Shamrock Capital lists a 2015 investment in Consilio, when the company was headquartered in Washington, D.C. with roughly 700 professional staff across 17 offices in 10 countries. In 2018 GI Partners simultaneously acquired Consilio and Advanced Discovery and combined them, then acquired DiscoverReady with management later that year. In April 2021 GI Partners agreed to sell Consilio to funds managed by Stone Point Capital, with closing expected in May 2021 and plans for Stone Point and Aquiline Capital Partners to combine Consilio with Xact Data Discovery. In October 2021 Consilio closed the acquisition of the Adecco Group's D4 and EQ legal solutions businesses of Special Counsel, and in December 2021 it closed the acquisition of legal services provider Legility.
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Key figures
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Timeline Β· 7
launches, deals, and filingsConsilio markets Verity Review, built inside its Aurora Legal AI Suite, for AI-assisted document review emphasizing auditability and defensibility.
Consilio closed the acquisition of Legility, a global legal services provider, strengthening its enterprise legal services, flexible legal talent, managed review, eDiscovery and European capabilities. Legility CEO Barry Dark commented on the combination.
Consilio closed the acquisition of the Adecco Group's D4 and EQ businesses, the legal consulting and eDiscovery arm of Special Counsel, expanding its document review, legal process outsourcing and cyber incident response capabilities. The Adecco Group retained the legal staffing and permanent placement units, which moved to LHH Professional Recruitment.
GI Partners signed a definitive agreement to sell Consilio to investment funds managed by Stone Point Capital, with closing expected in May 2021. Stone Point and Aquiline Capital Partners, which agreed to acquire Xact Data Discovery, intended to combine the Consilio and XDD businesses. Jefferies served as exclusive financial advisor and Kirkland & Ellis as legal advisor to GI Partners and Consilio.
GI Partners simultaneously acquired Consilio and Advanced Discovery in 2018 and combined the businesses; later that year GI Partners and management acquired DiscoverReady.
Following the integration of Consilio and Advanced Discovery, GI Partners and management acquired DiscoverReady in 2018.
Shamrock Capital lists Consilio as a portfolio company with an investment date of 2015 and status 'Previous'.
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In the news
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Consilio do?
- Consilio is a global eDiscovery, document review, risk management and legal consulting provider for law firms and corporations.
- Who are Consilio's investors?
- Consilio's investors include Shamrock Capital, GI Partners, Stone Point.
