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Relativity is recognized in the Best Governance, Risk & Compliance Software Products category in the 2026 Best Software Awards.

Relativity and FTI Consulting, Inc. announced findings from the seventh-annual edition of The General Counsel Report. Legal leaders reported more than 20 areas as driving increases in work volume for their departments. During the past year, risk, demand and operations have become more complicated for 60% of respondents and more unpredictable for one-third.

Legaltech News reports that Relativity has invested in two legal tech startups—Patlytics and Advocacy—through its investment and innovation arm Rel Labs.

Relativity has received a score of 90 out of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation’s 2026 Corporate Equality Index (CEI), a voluntary benchmarking survey and report measuring corporate policies and practices related to LGBTQ+ workplace equality.

LawSites discusses the launch of Relativity aiR for Case Strategy, sharing perspective based on a demonstration of the solution from Relativity’s Jim Witte and Cristin Traylor.

Above the Law shares details and perspective on the launch of Relativity aiR for Case Strategy, noting that the product is explicitly designed to function in tandem with human judgment, not replace it.

Designed with lawyers and litigation professionals in mind, aiR for Case Strategy makes it faster and simpler to develop case narratives, enabling users to auto-extract facts, visualize fact chronologies, accelerate deposition preparation, and create document, witness and transcript summaries.

Relativity's Aurora Bryant discusses her career pivot, motivated by a passion for finding new ways to modernize legal work through AI and other technologies.

In this Business Insider article, Aurora Bryant, Senior Legal Data Intelligence lead at Relativity, discusses her career trajectory and how she ended up at Relativity.

Relativity’s Beth Kallet-Neuman participated in Ari Kaplan’s inaugural Legal Tech GC/CLO Roundtable to reflect on the legal industry in 2025 and discuss key challenges, trends and opportunities likely to affect strategic priorities in 2026.

eDiscovery Today shares thoughts from Relativity’s Cristin Traylor on the legal landscape’s rapid transformation, the shift to widespread adoption of generative AI, insights into the practical and strategic considerations firms face, and more.

eDiscovery Journal shares takeaways from Relativity Fest, including information on keynote announcements, Relativity workspace growth and usage, diverse use cases modeled by the Legal Data Intelligence initiative and more.

Relativity Chief Security Officer Marcin Święty spoke with Law360 about security best practices in the era of agentic AI.

eDiscovery Today shares insights from Relativity's Johnathan Hill on the Justice for Change program's five-year journey of measurable impact, supporting hundreds of under-resourced legal teams and leveling the playing field for nonprofits. 

In an interview with Corporate Counsel Business Journal, Walgreens’ Adam Rouse discusses Relativity Fest 2025. Rouse provides his thoughts on AI conversations, skill building opportunities at the conference, connecting with peers and more.

Law360 shares takeaways from an interview with Relativity’s Chief Administration Officer and Chief Legal Officer Adam Weiss. The piece dives into his background, current role, challenges of the job and fun facts.

Complex Discovery explores how private cloud deployments are emerging as the preferred middle ground for risk-conscious organizations, balancing innovation with compliance.

Law360 reports on Relativity's announcement that two of its generative AI offerings will be included in the company's flagship software, RelativityOne. 

The National Law Review shares takeaways from the 2025 Innovation Awards. 

David Horrigan explores the possibility of a landmark ruling to approve the use of generative AI in discovery, and what the implications of such a decision might be.