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Relativity's David Horrigan and FTI Consulting's Wendy King explore findings from Part II of the General Counsel Report in Cybersecurity Law & Strategy.

On top of the Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards E-Discovery Technology win, Relativity shares insights around what makes Relativity's short message capabilities stand out and discusses innovation in the legal industry.

Relativity's David Horrigan discusses the impact of notable cases on data law and the importance of tech competence alongside panelists from the Data Discovery Case Law Update 2024 Legalweek session.

Corporate Counsel covers findings from the second installment of the Relativity and FTI GC Report. 

The first day of Legalweek 2024 was defined by a "ChatGPT effect." Cristin Traylor, director of AI Transformation & Law Firm Strategy and Aron Ahmadia, senior director for Applied Science at Relativity weigh in.

E-discovery was a leading area in which general counsel indicated readiness for GenAI solutions, according to a report from FTI Consulting and Relativity.

Generative AI use is not widely pervasive across corporate legal departments, but general counsel expect its use to grow, according to a new survey by Relativity and FTI Technology.

FTI Consulting Inc. and Relativity released the second part of their annual report on general counsel. The new survey found that chief legal officers face some uncertainty regarding the integration of generative artificial intelligence in legal functions, but a significant majority anticipate the adoption of generative AI to grow in the years ahead.

Second installment of The General Counsel Report from FTI Consulting and Relativity finds growth across technology spending and new use cases.

Relativity is included in a list of the top companies making Chicago a vibrant tech hub.

Relativity's announcement of expansions to Relativity aiR, its suite of generative AI solutions is included in this week's generative AI report. 

Relativity listed as a Silver winner its responsible tech services through the Justice for Change program. 

Relativity wins in the E-Discovery Technology and Enabling Access to Justice categories at this year's Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards.

E-discovery provider Relativity announced the upcoming release of several new products within Relativity aiR, the provider’s suite of generative artificial intelligence solutions, expanded availability of aiR for Review, and new updates to RelativityOne during the first day of Legalweek 2024.

Relativity kicks off Legalweek 2024 announcing the limited availability launch of Relativity aiR for Review and shares plans to add products to Relativity aiR addressing use cases such as privilege review and case strategy. Relativity aiR is Relativity's new suite of fit-for-purpose generative AI solutions that empower users to transform their approach to litigation and investigations.

Chris Brown, Chief Product Officer at Relativity, discusses the trusted brand’s journey into the SaaS world, AI’s future role in law, and acquisitive growth.

This marks the third year that Relativity has compiled a list of leaders who have played key roles in promoting the adoption of AI in legal applications.

The list features leaders who have played pivotal roles in promoting AI adoption in legal applications.

Dr. Aron Ahmadia, senior director of applied science at Relativity, weighs in on generative AI copyright lawsuits using 'winning' language.

Relativity's director of law firm strategy Cristin Traylor sees generative AI having a wide impact on e-discovery, and potentially being faster adopted and accepted by the e-discovery market than technology-assisted review (TAR).