Relativity Academic Partners

Prepare your students for successful careers in the legal industry

Technology is changing how we practice law – and how we teach it. Relativity Academic gives students hands-on experience in the legal industry’s leading AI platform before they even graduate.

Why Partner with Relativity Academic?

For over a decade, Relativity Academic has offered law schools and paralegal programs free access to our top legal technology: RelativityOne. With AI-powered legal workflows at their fingertips, students can build practical experience with the same legal technology they’ll use throughout their careers.

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Build legal technology & AI proficiency

Today, technological competence isn't an option for legal professionals – it's a necessity. Relativity Academic gives students real-world practice so they’re better prepared to enter the workforce.

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Align with the industry leader

Relativity is trusted globally by law firms, corporations, and government agencies, including Am Law 200 firms and over 120 litigation solution providers.

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Give students a competitive edge

Your students will graduate with expertise in the industry-leading legal platform, giving them a distinct advantage in today’s technology-driven legal market.

“Adding Relativity Academic to our e-discovery course improved the educational experience for our students. Using Relativity with the Georgia Innocence Project allowed our students to gain hands-on experience with the application and better understand its uses in litigation and research.”


Andrew Pardieck
Professor of Law, Southern Illinois University Simmons Law School

Program Benefits for Universities and Law Students

This program won't cost your institution a dime. You’ll get free access to:

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Training for Professors and Law Librarians

To ensure you’re set up for success, we’ll train you and your law librarians in the software.

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Hands-On Resources

Your students will have access to a live FERPA-compliant database and a step-by-step workbook, so they can dive into the software anytime, from anywhere.

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Proven Curriculum

This curriculum was built to be taught online, with interactive videos and text-based materials to accommodate a variety of learning styles.

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A Community of Relativity Pros

You'll be able to connect with e-discovery and other legal intelligence experts and learn about the latest industry updates on the Relativity Community site.

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Accessible Software

The software is designed to be accessible to students of all abilities. It’s machine readable with tools like Godzilla, and videos are closed captioned.

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Localized Content

Relativity Academic operates in the US, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Our curriculum can be tailored to meet your local requirements.

115+ higher education institutions around the globe have put their students ahead of the legal tech curve.

Now it’s your turn.

Out of the Classroom, into the Community

Relativity Fest Student Scholarships

Help your students go even further. Encourage them to apply for an all-expenses-paid trip to Relativity Fest.

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Become a Relativity Fest Mentor

Make a big impact on the future of legal intelligence. Learn how to become a Relativity Fest mentor.

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Join the Relativity Community

Access program materials, connect with members of the legal data intelligence community, and find Relativity resources.

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You’ll Be in Good Company

Since its formation, Relativity Academic has partnered with 115+ institutions to bring RelativityOne into the classroom, including Loyola, Fordham, University of North Carolina, University of Florida, and many more.

Arapahoe Community College
Case Western Reserve University School of Law
University of Colorado Law School
Edmonds College
Fordham University School of Law
Highline College
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
Loyola University - Chicago School of Law
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law
Roosevelt University
University at Buffalo School of Law
UCLA Paralegal Training Program
University of Cincinnati College of Law
University of Florida Levin College of Law
Kapiolani Community College
University of Missouri School of Law
University of North Carolina School of Law
University of Wisconsin Law School
University of Southern California Gould School of Law
Valencia College
Washington and Lee School of Law
WashU
William S Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaii, Manoa