Greg Houston

You can benefit from regular meet-ups with industry peers. And by regular, we don’t mean just once a year at your favorite conference.

Let's take another look at this interview we had with Judge Andrew J. Peck ahead of our visit to NYC last spring.

Every month, Relativity user groups across the U.S. and UK meet to discuss e-discovery best practices and share their experiences in the field.

Read on for insights on the questions we didn’t get to answer during the live event and to watch a recording of the session.

To start, establish these touchpoints with your litigation support team.

As the principal author of this document, I was enlightened not only by the content we published but by the experience of drafting it. Here are a few of those insights.

To answer this question, industry experts have drilled into the statistics behind computer-assisted review, while several noteworthy court cases have added fuel to the discussion.

The release focuses on improving the overall Relativity experience by providing greater accessibility, a completely revamped user interface, new options for tackling big data challenges, and more.

Our Relativity experts and custom development teams often provide custom solutions to Relativity customers who want to do more—or achieve unique workflows—with the software.

Our Relativity experts and custom development teams often provide custom solutions to Relativity customers who want to do more—or achieve unique workflows—with the software.

Even corporate counsel with software already in place for the initial stages of the e-discovery process may find the number of documents, storage locations, and custodians quickly outpace the capabilities of those tools.