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With their increased complexity, DSAR reviews need to be tackled much like litigation discovery: sifting through large data sets from multiple sources, under tight deadlines, with a need for accuracy and defensibility.

From California's next wave of CCPA updates to Maryland's stricter state law, and with an Executive Order reshaping how US data moves globally, organizations are under more pressure than ever to modernize their compliance strategies and strengthen their data governance programs.

When every second counts, generative AI-powered data breach response solutions can rapidly comb through millions of documents to identify sensitive information with precision, potentially saving your business millions.

With their increased complexity, DSAR reviews need to be tackled much like litigation discovery: sifting through large data sets from multiple sources, under tight deadlines, with a need for accuracy and defensibility.

From California's next wave of CCPA updates to Maryland's stricter state law, and with an Executive Order reshaping how US data moves globally, organizations are under more pressure than ever to modernize their compliance strategies and strengthen their data governance programs.

When every second counts, generative AI-powered data breach response solutions can rapidly comb through millions of documents to identify sensitive information with precision, potentially saving your business millions.

When it comes to bringing legal AI in house: start small, communicate transparently, and build the right partnerships. Here's how real legal departments are doing it.

To be a true leader, you have to both get in the weeds and look up to see what is coming. Vision like this is its own kind of magic, and AI Visionary Susan Stone wields it. Hear her advice on how to alchemize experience into a roadmap for success.

As AI expands the skills required for legal professionals to remain competitive, there is an opportunity for superheroes to be defined not by superhuman completion times on rote tasks, but the strategic thinking that makes this profession so exciting.

The use of AI for legal applications is increasing, with little formal case law to guide it. Ever wonder what the judges have to say about that? You’re in luck.

EJ Bastien leads the Litigation Support function in Microsoft’s Litigation group and is a 2025 AI Visionary. Back in the day, he played guitar for a number of DIY bands—and his creativity still shines in his legal tech career.

Take a deep dive into third-party subpoenas: exploring what they are, best practices in creating a response plan, and how RelativityOne enables organizations to streamline their third-party subpoena workflows.

Now is a formative time for your career, and getting comfortable with AI is an essential way to give your path an upward trajectory. Luckily, 2025 isn’t over yet—and there’s a great opportunity, just a few weeks from now, to pack a bunch of learning into what’s left of it.

Most companies have no idea what is in their contracts. Our top priority for Relativity Contracts is to explore how generative AI can help customers efficiently surface insights from thousands of signed agreements for simpler interrogation and understanding.

For corporate legal teams, generative AI presents a ripe opportunity to do things better, faster, cheaper, and still maintain defensibility. Many are already embracing it in a big way, and they're ready to share their advice.