Processing

As email and archive systems have evolved, the MD5 hash is no longer as effective at identifying duplicates as it once was. Read about some of the business practices challenging this strategy.

You’ve probably heard it before: A key benefit of working in Relativity is the flexibility of the platform. It’s a workhorse out of the box, but it can do a lot more—if you know how to leverage it. But how do you get started with making it your own? The answer lies in Relativity Dynamic Objects.

Beyond its impact on schedules and how much light you see in the morning and evening, how is Daylight Saving Time related to the legal profession?

Over more than a decade of purposeful evolution, Processing in Relativity has evolved from a promising add-on to a robust, cloud-native engine at the heart of how our customers get to insight. Today, it's faster, more robust, and more capable than ever.

As email and archive systems have evolved, the MD5 hash is no longer as effective at identifying duplicates as it once was. Read about some of the business practices challenging this strategy.

You’ve probably heard it before: A key benefit of working in Relativity is the flexibility of the platform. It’s a workhorse out of the box, but it can do a lot more—if you know how to leverage it. But how do you get started with making it your own? The answer lies in Relativity Dynamic Objects.

Beyond its impact on schedules and how much light you see in the morning and evening, how is Daylight Saving Time related to the legal profession?

As your e-discovery process evolves, so does Relativity. The January RelativityOne update includes three new features in popular demand.

With massive amounts of data, various custodians, multi-language documents, and a case to prepare--e-discovery can get complex. Any number of factors could throw your project off the rails.

With drawn-out investigations and litigation, the legal world isn’t typically known by outsiders as fast paced—but the Relativity community is changing that. When you’re managing and analyzing massive amounts of electronic data, every second counts, and every imperfect process is a frustration.

This phase of e-discovery presents an opportunity to undertake a defensible reduction of data and pass along only the material that will ultimately be necessary to review. Here are a few tips that may help.

To be the best bridge on your e-discovery team, make sure you’re asking the collection pros the right questions—and giving proper notice to the review gurus, too.

You will likely spend more time in review, it is helpful to understand eDiscovery data processing concepts & their impact. Learn more on eDiscovery Processing 101.

Our firm processes hundreds of thousands of files daily, and over the years, we've learned what it takes to manage such large e-discovery projects.

Most e-discovery practitioners know de-NISTing as a common processing step, but what is it exactly and why has it become standard practice?