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On 7 April, Relativity is running a virtual event called Spotlight: Asia which brings together legal and technology experts, and their clients, for a half-day of discussions aimed at the wide and diverse area implied by the event title. 

Relativity's Head of Social Impact, Colleen Smith Costello, sits down with Kaylee & Mary to talk about her journey, and the innovative platform Relativity is making available to the greater eDiscovery community to support Ukrainian refugees. 

Spotlight: Asia event includes the latest on surveillance, artificial intelligence, and hosting data securely in the cloud.

Relativity Trace is recognized for its AI-powered data cleansing to decrease false positives and improve reviewer accuracy and speed.

Relativity continues to recognize its community through a reimagined award program and ceremony.

From insurance carriers to states' patchwork laws, a Legalweek 2022 panel moderated by David Horrigan, Relativity’s discovery counsel and legal education director, says company data is regulated in the U.S. despite the lack of a federal privacy law.

At Legalweek, David Horrigan, Relativity’s discovery counsel and legal education director moderates a discussion about how judges need to be aware not only of the risks and benefits that certain remote proceedings can bring, but also how technology both helps and inhibits access-to-justice efforts.

Relativity's CSO and CIO, Amanda Fennell writes about how properly trained and empowered employees are essential to any effective, new-age security program.

Rob Robinson of Complex Discovery highlights Relativity's key Legalweek announcements. 

This article highlights part 3 of Relativity and FTI Consulting's General Counsel Report 2022 which spotlights how technology is impacting the legal function in numerous ways ranging across the growing scale and prevalence of emerging data sources ... to the pressure on legal teams to pursue digital transformation for better efficiency.

Chris Dale highlights Relativity's AI Visionaries dinner and product capability announcements made at Legalweek 2022. 

The assessment supports higher standards for security postures in technology systems used by government agencies in Australia.

Relativity has announced it has completed the Infosec Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) assessment against ‘PROTECTED’ controls for its cloud offering, RelativityOne.

Regulators face particular issues in connection with the security of data. They collect vast volumes of it, much of which is by its nature confidential.

Relativity kicks off day one of Legalweek with several key announcements. This includes plans to spotlight the industry's leading AI Visionaries and new RelativityOne product capabilities including, RelativityOne integration with Microsoft 365 Advanced eDiscovery and the launch of a security detection tool.

Discovery counsel at Relativity, David Horrigan, discusses Relativity's growing language capabilities. 

Managing director and VP of sales of the company’s Europe, Middle East & Africa region, Steve Couling, provides commentary on Relativity's global expansion strategy. 

The achievement empowers government agencies to fully harness the value of the cloud and securely manage their data with RelativityOne.

Relativity has published a celebration of people it calls “AI visionaries”, a list of individuals who have contributed to the development of artificial intelligence and its application to every day business processes.

Leaders from Google, Starbucks, Dentons and Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP were among those honored by legal technology giant Relativity as part of its first annual list of Artificial Intelligence Visionaries.