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Relativity, a legal data intelligence company, today announced a new commercial agreement with Lineal, a global managed services provider for e-discovery and digital investigations. This partnership aims to expand Lineal’s legal AI capabilities and strengthen its managed services offerings.

In February, legal data intelligence company Relativity announced its investment in Patlytics, an AI platform for the full patent lifecycle, through its investment arm, Rel Labs. Today, Patlytics announced a $40 million Series B funding round led by SignalFire, with participation from Relativity and other investors.

The Lawyer shares takeaways from a roundtable discussion, hosted in association with Relativity, where in-house legal leaders from some of the UK's most esteemed financial institutions spoke candidly about how they are approaching AI. 

Relativity today announced that its generative AI-powered case intelligence solution, Relativity aiR for Case Strategy, has been named a winner in the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards.

Relativity, a legal data intelligence company, today announced that it has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement on Form S-1 to the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") relating to the proposed initial public offering of its Class A common stock. 

Relativity, a legal data intelligence company, today announced that Relativity aiR for Case Strategy is now available in RelativityOne Government, Relativity’s end-to-end FEDRAMP-authorized platform designed specifically for government agencies.

The Global Legal Post shares findings from the second part of FTI and Relativity’s annual General Counsel Report, which found that 87% of GCs are using generative AI within their teams, up from 44% in last year’s report. 

In this Legal Speak episode, co-hosts Cedra Mayfield and Patrick Smith interview Dr. Aron Ahmadia, Vice President of Applied Science at Relativity, live from the Legalweek 2026 Conference in New York.

Law360 reports on findings from the second part of FTI Consulting and Relativity's seventh annual General Counsel Report, noting that the percentage of legal departments with tech roadmaps surged to 53%, more than double last year's 25%.

Findings from part two of The General Counsel Report, released today by global business advisory firm FTI Consulting, Inc. and legal data intelligence company Relativity, show generative artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in corporate legal departments has nearly doubled year over year, with 87% of general counsel now reporting use within their teams, compared with 44% in 2025.

Relativity unveiled a refreshed brand identity at Legalweek 2026. As explosive data growth, expanding use cases, and advances in AI reshape the legal industry, Relativity's brand is evolving to more accurately reflect the role it plays in helping customers and partners turn complex data into insights and action.

Above the Law reports that Relativity unveiled its fifth annual AI Visionaries list, honoring 20 individuals the company recognizes as shaping how AI gets understood, applied and integrated across the legal ecosystem.

Law360 reports on Relativity's 2026 AI Visionaries list. The piece notes that the arrival of this year's AI Visionaries list comes as more legal professionals are adopting AI in law firms and in legal departments.

Relativity's fifth annual list of AI Visionaries honors individuals who are shaping how artificial intelligence is understood, applied and integrated across the legal ecosystem.

New regulations and laws are the most common drivers of work volume increases for general counsel, according to the first part of The General Counsel Report published by FTI Consulting and Relativity.

Reporting on FTI Consulting and Relativity's seventh-annual edition of The General Counsel Report, Corporate Counsel writes that after years of operating in near-constant crisis mode, general counsel are no longer reacting to disruption—they are absorbing it, structuring around it and quietly redefining what steady leadership looks like inside a modern company.

More than half of general counsel at global companies say the risk and operating landscape has grown more complex over the past year, though they are more confident about navigating it, according to a report from FTI Consulting and Relativity. The Global Legal Post discusses findings from part one of The General Counsel Report.

Corporate legal teams are expanding their reliance on outside service providers and artificial intelligence to meet a heavier workload, according to a survey from FTI Consulting and Relativity. 

Law360 shares findings from the first part of FTI Consulting and Relativity's seventh annual General Counsel Report.

Relativity is recognized in the G2 2026 Best Software Awards in the Best Legal Software Products category. Relativity placed 4th in the Best Legal Software Products category, and was the highest ranked among e-discovery honorees.