News & Press

Relativity announces that RelativityOne is now available in Switzerland. RelativityOne is the first e-discovery cloud-based platform in Switzerland and it is now available in eight countries, three of which are in the EMEA region.

Relativity has officially begun its inaugural Relativity Fellows program. After reviewing more than 320 applications and conducting 116 first-round virtual interviews, Relativity chose 12 motivated individuals from a diverse pool of applicants based in Chicago. The program will run through early 2021 and Fellows that complete the program will be placed in a full-time role at Relativity or one of its e-discovery partners.

Relativity highlights its continued growth of SaaS platform RelativityOne among law firm users as well as customer use of Relativity Analytics at ILTA>ON, a virtual legal tech conference taking place August 24-28. Over the last year, RelativityOne data from law firms has grown by more than 80% as firms moved toward the platform to help them reduce costs within their e-discovery tech stacks and bolster their security profile.

Andrea Zopp, President and CEO of World Business Chicago, has joined Relativity's board of directors.

Relativity is committed to building awareness across the organization through education.  Right now, we are driving learning and introspection through monthly events and by offering educational resources. In our view, the more educated we are, the better we can drive change. 

Relativity's Senior Wellness & HR Program Manager Cherry Mangat talks to Power to Fly about mental health resources that are offered to Relativians. 

Relativity’s big annual event usually takes place in Chicago in the autumn. Thousands of people with shared interests gather for a few days of talks and panel sessions, training and certification, meetings with developers and customers, parties and drinks. This year, Relativity Fest will be a virtual event, online from 21 to 23 September 2020.

Relativity's David Horrigan authors an article about a central consideration in a recent Arizona appellate decision, Stuebe v. Arizona, and whether a computer-generated video notification should be considered hearsay.

Relativity CEO Mike Gamson earns a spot on the Crain's Chicago Business Tech 50 2020 list. 

Relativity utilizes technology tools to help medical researchers more quickly review data sets of journal articles and medical literature with the goal of better equipping them to battle COVID-19.

Mike Gamson talks about the future of work in Chicago and at Relativity. 

Chris Dale launches an updated website and mentions that Relativity Fest will be virtual this year.

Relativity recognizes organizations and individuals taking e-discovery technology to the next level.

Selecting a product with great UX increases audience engagement, improves productivity, reduces the change management of a new system and reduces friction for customers in using the technology, writes Stuart Hall.

Security, scalability and flexibility of Relativity Trace increases Exelon's compliance efficiencies by 50%.

The flagship Chicago conference for e-discovery provider Relativity will move to online-only following the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping its same dates of Sept. 21-23.

DCME begins use of communication surveillance application to monitor email, chat and audio data sources.

Relativity Fest London went virtual Wednesday morning with a panel looking at the pros and cons of recording investigations and how obtaining consent remains a crucial detail for investigators in age of COVID-19.