e-Discovery

The new reality for modern legal teams is: too much audio and video data to review, not enough time to do it right. AV Transcription in RelativityOne is built to help you keep pace.

From the dawn of technology-assisted review (TAR) to the advent of generative artificial intelligence in the law, it’s been an exciting decade for the law of data discovery.

The new reality for modern legal teams is: too much audio and video data to review, not enough time to do it right. AV Transcription in RelativityOne is built to help you keep pace.

From the dawn of technology-assisted review (TAR) to the advent of generative artificial intelligence in the law, it’s been an exciting decade for the law of data discovery.

Still, more than a decade into the ubiquity of smartphones, capturing their data for review and analysis in legal matters is no walk in the park. What makes it so challenging?

Industry experts from Array and Relativity recently shared their insights on the evolving landscape of legal technology. Check out their thoughts on four critical topics shaping the legal technology landscape in 2025.

Everything we do in Legal Data Intelligence goes back to the belief that the intentional, creative application of technology can have a huge impact on the pursuit of justice. That is what Bennett Borden's career journey has always been about. 

The potential TikTok ban serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities in relying solely on cloud-based data preservation. To safeguard against data loss and ensure forensic defensibility, organizations must adopt a balanced approach.

Relativity aiR does it all: helping you review for relevance and issues, identify key material, protect privilege, and develop your case narrative. Learn about the workflow from aiR for Review, to aiR for Privilege, and aiR for Case Strategy.

Explore current perspectives on what modern legal and technology professionals can do to mitigate the risks posed by deepfake evidence, evolve their careers, and help preserve the integrity of our justice system amidst the rise of generative AI.

Stemming from a session at Relativity Fest 2024, explore legal practitioners' analysis of the complexities of AI-generated data discovery and their advice on how to get your arms around it.

At Relativity Fest 2024, we discussed the innovative ways in-house, law firm, and service provider teams have learned to use existing e-discovery technology to tackle new data challenges and get more out of their software investments.

At Relativity Fest Chicago 2024, an esteemed panel helped dispel the fear around managing AI-generated data in legal matters. In the first part of our coverage, read how generative AI data poses unique—and not so unique—questions for e-discovery teams.