Dylan Salisbury

In-house teams have faced enormous pressure over the last two years—new ways of working, exposure to a host of rising risks, and growing demand for legal, investigation, and compliance services. They have adapted, they’ve overcome, and yet they are still feeling growing pressure to deliver more with the same or even fewer resources. With resources already stretched thin, that is simply not tenable for many teams—that is, not without an ace in the hole.

The average cost of a data breach was up in 2021 by 10 percent to the tune of $4.24 million, an all-time high. Meanwhile, corporate cyberattacks increased by a record 50 percent in 2021. To help ensure your company stays out of the headlines, it’s important to understand the factors driving these growing threats.

It’s important to periodically check in and see how the investigations practice is changing, what tools are being employed now, and what kinds of solutions might be just around the corner. Check out the infographic in this blog post for a quick rundown of the tools and practices every investigation team needs to meet the current state of investigations.

Now is the time to gut-check your internal investigations processes. Take these steps into consideration as you’re up-leveling your team’s capabilities in this space.

In a recent study, researcher and legal thought leader Ari Kaplan spoke with e-discovery professionals across industries about the current landscape of data collections.

On a path of business transformation, technologies like analytics and automation are growing commonplace among in-house legal teams.

Launching an internal investigation can encompass tens of thousands of data points, or even more. Where do you begin?

Requests for information are becoming increasingly common. Now is the time to assume a proactive approach and ensure your organization is prepared.

Here’s an outline of what on-demand Relativity Fest content will be most appealing to corporate teams, and how to make the best use of it.

There are so many ways Relativity customers use Legal Hold and Collect to streamline projects early on. Here are our top three.

At Relativity Fest 2019, Shirley Strawberry, co-host of the Steve Harvey Morning Show, shared lessons learned over 30 years in an industry perpetually on the cusp of disruption.

The philosophy behind Aero UI is to make Relativity simply powerful. But how does design philosophy translate to greater efficiency and productivity?