News & Press

Relativity, Ricoh eDiscovery and Commonwealth Legal are hosting a discussion and a webinar this week on the topic of active learning for accelerated document review.

Google's new mail features might prove to be a big issue for litigation and corporate investigations due to the compliance and e-discovery complications it creates, says Relativity's David Horrigan.

Relativity's Magic: The Gathering group is featured in Engadget's story on creative team building activities at the office. 

Relativity's David Horrigan speaks with Tech Republic about two important information governance topics: Gmail's Confidential Mode and the GDPR. 

Relativity's David Horrigan speaks to Business Insider about the legal implications of Gmail's new Confidential Mode. 

Relativity has opened submissions for the 2018 Relativity Innovation Awards and announced that the awards will be expanded to recognize luminaries in the e-discovery industry for the first time.

Built in Chicago's weekly event roundup features Relativity's Get Noticed Career Pathing Workshop, taking place on June 5th. 

Artificial Lawyer recently caught up with Drew Deitch, Senior Manager of Strategic Partnerships at Relativity to find out some more about where the company is heading.

e-Discovery expert Adam Cohen gives special nods to RelativityOne as he demystifies the hesitations behind cloud security and analyzes new technical approaches with important consequences for legal practice.

Chris Dale sits down with David Horrigan at Relativity Fest London to discuss the state of preparation around GDPR and the implications of the US CLOUD Act. 

Niki Black talk through ways to make fact management easier, including Everchron's integration with Relativity.

Fortune's story on the "Best Companies to Work in Chicago" features Relativity. 

Relativity came in at #17 for small and medium-sized companies on Great Place to Work's 2018 Best Workplaces in Chicago feature. 

At Relativity Fest London Chris Dale of eDisclosure Information Project took the opportunity to talk to Karyn Harty of McCann FitzGerald about the need for e-discovery training for judges and litigators.

Culture is a huge factor in what makes a company successful, but maintaining that culture can be tricky as success begets growth. Amanda Fennell, the chief security officer at Relativity, shares her insights about how to scale a team without giving up what made it successful in the first place.

Artificial Lawyer caught up with Charlie Connor, CEO of Heretik in Chicago, to talk about the machine learning application during mergers and acquisitions.

Relativity Fest, the e-discovery industry’s largest user conference, will take place Sept. 30 though Oct. 3 in Chicago – and Relativity wants to invite 10 tech-savvy law or paralegal students to join the fun.

Relativity is the flagship product and namesake of the Chicago-based e-discovery company. The company has more than 15 years of experience working in the legal technology industry. Competitive pressures over this period, and a natural passion for software development helped founder and CEO Andrew Sieja make Relativity the gem of software it is today.

Relativity CSO Amanda Fennell gives a high-level view of what being a CSO entails.

Relativity showcases the international growth, new functionality, and security of its SaaS product at Relativity Fest London, the UK's largest e-discovery event.