A new academic paper outlines Relativity's disciplined approach to AI, detailing a vigorous evaluation of early versions of aiR for Review on a real legal matter. Writing it was an exercise in cross-functional collaboration.

Whether you need it for networking events or your next performance review, use this formula to talk about your accomplishments and push for recognition and growth in your career.

In our continued series of interviews with our 2024 AI Visionaries, we connected with Daniel Diette, James Calvert, and James Sherer, who share their wisdom on how to choose the right AI opportunities for your firm.

Daniel Gold and Michelle Six, both from our 2023 AI Visionaries class, share what they have been up to, their thoughts on the state of artificial intelligence, and what lies ahead.

Disbarred over e-discovery violations? Yes. A recent case out of the state of Georgia illustrates the very serious consequences of serious discovery abuse.

Martha Louks of McDermott Will & Emery sat down for a Stellar Women podcast after Relativity Fest 2023. Hear her thoughts on short message data and its e-discovery challenges; the many avenues of an e-discovery career; and more.

Read some insights and takeaways from Spotlight: ANZ 2024, from the perspective of AI Visionary Matthew Golab.

As we launch nominations for the 2024 Innovation Awards, we’re excited to share some updates to the program that will help it better reflect the state of our industry.

In our first article highlighting RelativityOne’s community across the globe we took a look at the broader APAC region. In this article, and with Spotlight: ANZ right around the corner, we home in on Terra Australis itself.

Dig into what the Honorable Judge William Matthewman, U.S. Magistrate Judge (S.D. Fla.), had to say about his profession’s obligations—and his own feelings—on the subject of media coverage in their courtrooms.

At Relativity Fest 2023, five speakers from the bar, the bench, and the media discussed the controversies and challenges of inviting broadcast news coverage into today’s courts.

How does a non-technologist working in a technical industry balance her responsibilities with the need to stay ahead of emerging technology?