Education & Certification

Next week law students, paralegals, technologists, lawyers, and judges from around the nation will be gathering in Gainesville, Florida—and virtually on Zoom—for the 9th annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. Get a preview of what you can expect.

Are you a sponge for new knowledge, one who enjoys sharing that knowledge with others? You might find yourself at home in this program.

The law of data discovery is changing constantly, and 2020 has been no exception. These educational opportunities will help you recap this year and preview what's to come.

Security teams often encounter misconceptions when it comes to passwords. One thing is for sure: Having a more complex password helps thwart a bad actor’s efforts.

Next week law students, paralegals, technologists, lawyers, and judges from around the nation will be gathering in Gainesville, Florida—and virtually on Zoom—for the 9th annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. Get a preview of what you can expect.

Are you a sponge for new knowledge, one who enjoys sharing that knowledge with others? You might find yourself at home in this program.

The law of data discovery is changing constantly, and 2020 has been no exception. These educational opportunities will help you recap this year and preview what's to come.

Whether you’re a lawyer, a technologist, a paralegal, or anyone who wants to learn about how the law of e-discovery, data privacy, and data protection affects you, here’s a new resource.

Explore a library of seven CLE-eligible, recorded sessions on the Relativity Fest website. These are free and available for you to watch at any time.

This is a trying time for everyone, and the health and safety of the global community is the most important thing for all of us right now. With that in mind, we’re introducing some free offerings to help our community level up their skills while navigating this period of uncertainty.

There are as many paths through Relativity certifications as there are job titles in the legal industry. Paralegal? Start with the Relativity Certified User and go from there. Attorney? Try the Relativity Analytics Specialist. In sales? Just pass the Certified Sales Pro exam and you’re done! Right? Wrong.

The discussion was a timely one because, in 2020, technology competence for lawyers is not a luxury or an added resume line—it’s an ethical requirement in many jurisdictions.

From the very start of “e-Discovery Certifications: Why, Which, and in What Order,” a session at Relativity Fest 2019, one thing was clear: The Relativity Certified Administrator (RCA) certification reigned supreme. But it's not your only option.

The trick to learner retention is making the learning process enjoyable, and that means creatively developing skills training sessions that interest and entertain.

Here’s a look at three underappreciated talents that can help support an aggressive career trajectory in the legal field.