Relativity’s product teams gather panels of users to help us build the best possible solutions to real-world challenges. This is important for all new products, but it’s especially timely for today's mobile forensics tools.

The inaugural session of Relativity Fest 2023 kicked off with a comprehensive exploration into the most influential cases coming out of the past year—and how they have defined the current state of case law.

The Executive Order on AI serves as a testament to the dedicated efforts of civil rights activists and AI researchers alike, and their shared vision for fairness, transparency, and ethical responsibility within the evolving landscape of AI.

Here’s a look at the origin story of the partnership between Lighthouse and Cleary, and how relationships like this one help our industry become more innovative year after year.

A primary topic of discussion at the ACC's in-house conference in Australia concentrated on AI capabilities and how the tech is poised to transform the legal industry. Here's how it will impact the dynamics of this region.

In a new series, we’ll dive into the Executive Order on AI and its implications on e-discovery, data breach notifications, and investigations. First, read some of our high-level takeaways from the EO.

Dive into the customer-driven innovation that helped build Relativity aiR for Review—the first generative AI application in RelativityOne—to learn about generative AI, how GPT-4 and customer input power aiR, and what it all means for the future of e-discovery.

Asking these questions while vetting a SaaS vendor will help you avoid major pitfalls and ensure your partnership provides the right level of security.

Legal services providers face common challenges, including budget constraints, staff shortages, and limited technology infrastructure. They are seeking new solutions to address these challenges—and AI should be considered with confidence.

As the entire legal industry has learned over the last few years, short message data requires thoughtful handling for a few key reasons. RelativityOne is quickly evolving to keep up.

In honor of pro bono month, we connected with two Justice for Change firms: Hogan Lovells and Goldberg Kohn. Both shared a peek at their pro bono programs, the heart behind their labor, and the demand for technology partnerships.

Despite being so essential to an organization, strategies for reviewing and analyzing the data locked within a corpus of contracts have traditionally been limited to manual, time-consuming processes. Not anymore.