News & Events

Relativity expands offerings empowering federal agencies to fully harness the value of the cloud to securely manage their data.

The company ranked 21 in the Midsize Employers category. The recognition is a direct result of employees' feedback on workplace culture.

Two Relativity Fest panels examined how e-discovery professionals at state and federal agencies have had to accelerate efforts to manage ephemeral data and other information stemming from video conferencing and remote working platforms.

Relativity Fest brought together a panel of judges to discuss the top cases in 2020 that impacted data collection and discovery, including whether the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure need to be updated.

Relativity announces the winners of this year's Innovation Awards at the 11^th annual Relativity Fest, hosted virtually for the first time.

Relativity kicks off its 11^th annual—but first ever virtual—Relativity Fest doubling conference registration for among e-discovery, compliance and tech professionals. Attendees can mix and match 100+ sessions across 12 educational tracks, participate in labs and trainings, tune in live to scheduled content and watch the rest on demand through October 31.

Relativity Fest 2020 is up and running, with CEO Mike Gamson’s keynote highlighting Relativity’s commitment to the underserved, and to diversity and inclusion.  The keynote then highlighted improvements in the user interface (UI) for ease of use and speed to load.  

In the immortal words of Frank Costanza (played by the late Jerry Stiller), this year, it’s truly a “Festivus for the rest of us”!  Relativity Fest starts today, and, like any conference these days, it’s a virtual conference this year.  But, not only that – this year, Relativity has decided to provide the conference free to all attendees!

Mike Quartararo of Above the Law speaks to members of Relativity and the Aero Advance Access Program about the release of Aero UI. Above the Law describes the new UI as a significant update giving voice to customers. 

Independent corporate legal technology consultant, Greg Buckles, provides his perspective on the user impact of Aero UI.

This article explains how Aero UI is more than just a redesign of the user interface, it has been rearchitected across the following five key dimensions for customers: modern aesthetics, next-gen viewer, workflow-based navigation, performance speeds and automated workflows.

Late last year, teams at Relativity began work on Aero UI, modernizing the architecture of the user experience tied to RelativityOne, which uses machine learning and visualizations to make sense of unstructured data used in legal cases, investigations and compliance efforts. Three Relativians share their tales of teamwork as they worked on Aero UI’s upcoming user-first experience.

Steve Couling, Managing Director and Vice President Sales, EMEA at Relativity, speaks with Chris Dale of eDisclosure Information Project about how with the release of Aero UI Relativity is not sacrificing power for beauty, but recognizing the value of increased speed coupled with ease of use, and a consequent improvement in the user experience.

Relativity's Kyle Disterheft talks to Bob Ambrogi of LawSites about how with Aero UI, Relativity has optimized its interface for new and non-technical users, while retaining all the “power” functions that advanced users want and need.

Chris Brown, Chief Product Officer at Relativity, discusses the full release of Aero UI, the Relativity platform’s new user interface that looks to streamline how users interface with the system.

The simply powerful interface delivers an intuitive experience backed by RelativityOne's robust capabilities

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.