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Speakers including Relativity's David Horrigan at EDRM’s “Balancing Ethics and Efficiency in GenAI and Legal” webinar discussed how best to balance AI innovation with risk management.

While office vacancies nationwide have been steadily increasing since the pandemic, legal tech companies in Chicago like Relativity have continued to gradually expand their office spaces as their businesses grow.

IDC has issued an InfoBrief commissioned by Relativity titled Generative AI in Legal 2024. eDiscovery Today covers a few highlights from the report.

ComplexDiscovery highlights takeaways from Relativity’s Generative AI in Legal 2024 study, exploring both high levels of adoption and a nuanced landscape where efficiency gains, governance, and ethical considerations intersect.

Relativity’s newest industry study uncovers the rapid increase of generative AI adoption in the legal field, examining how legal professionals are navigating emerging challenges and seizing opportunities to drive legal innovation.

In this episode of Legal Innovation Spotlight, Host Ted Theodoropoulos sits down with Relativity's Aron Ahmadia to explore the transformative impact of AI on the legal industry.

Relativity's award-winning access management project uses automation to streamline access requests and curb security risks.

eDiscovery Journal shares his hands-on experience from the Relativity Fest aiR for Review Labs.

Walgreens’ Sr. Counsel and Director of eDiscovery Operations Adam Rouse discussed using Relativity’s integration with Microsoft 365 for collections and legal holds while at Relativity Fest.

Attorney at Verizon, Kacey Hall, shared Verizon’s impressive experience in the advanced access program for Relativity aiR for Review and the limited general availability program Relativity aiR for Privilege.

Chicago’s traditional Financial District – is now the crossroads of the new economy, where tech workers are transforming entire professions, and helping to change Chicago’s image from the “City of Big Shoulders” to the “City of Big Tech.”

eDiscovery Journal shares their top picks for Relativity Fest 2024 sessions from The Past, Present, and Future of Mobile Data Collection and Review to the 11th Annual Judicial Panel.

This Reuters article discusses the impact of AI on the legal profession, and the importance of combining human intuition, empathy and judgment with AI's capabilities.

Relativity is honored to be named as the Privileged Access Management Solution of the Year by the Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards! This award recognizes the top companies, products, technical innovation and people in the cybersecurity industry today.

Relativity wins the 2024 Cybersecurity Breakthrough Award in the Privileged Access Management Solution of the Year category. The Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards recognize companies and individuals driving significant advancements in cybersecurity through innovative and transformative technology solutions.

A panel of federal and state judges at Relativity Fest 2024 discussed how social media has resulted in a spike in harassment and threats against judges and their families. They called on lawyers and bar associations to help.

As Relativity Fest concluded, the legal journalists in attendance sat down with Relativity’s David Horrigan to discuss the events of the conference for a live edition of the Legaltech Week Journalists’ Roundtable.

From making AI prompts discoverable to preparing for brand-new regulations, Relativity Fest 2024 sought to tackle key tech mandates for the legal community.

At last week’s Relativity Fest, the star of the show was obviously Relativity aiR for Review, which the company moved to general availability. In conjunction with the release, Relativity pointed to impressive results the product racked up during the limited availability period. 

Stephen Embry summarizes the LegalTech Week journalist roundtable that took place live at Relativity Fest.