News & Events

Chicago Tribune today published it's 'Top Places to Work' survey results, including Relativity for the 9th consecutive year. 

Built in Chicago featured Relativity's cross-department decoration contest in their roundup of Halloween festivities. 

Legaltech News details the Relativity App Hub and how a new app becomes a part of the ecosystem. 

Today, Relativity awarded Great Lakes Academy Charter School (GLA) with a Wired to Learn grant to provide state-of-the-art classroom technology and a 1:1 tech device ratio in fifth grade classrooms.

Built in Chicago highlights how Relativity Fest impacts the local tech community in Chicago - and beyond. 

Deloitte, Bricker & Eckler, and Clayton Utz took home Best Innovation awards at the ninth annual Relativity Fest.

Deloitte announced a further expansion of its strategic alliance with Relativity and usage of cloud-based platform, RelativityOne, at Relativity Fest. 

Four judges, picked from federal and state courts, investigated cases that could impact the world of e-discovery for years to come during Relativity Fest 2018's judicial panel.

The GDPR was front and center at the “International e-Discovery and Data Protection” session of Relativity Fest 2018, where panelists said it can be an opportunity to bake privacy into the discovery workflow.

E-discovery specialists from the FTC, DOJ and New York AG, along with a Husch Blackwell attorney who works on government cases, explained why government e-discovery is different at Relativity Fest 2018.

Relativity discusses what's next for the industry--and how extensible SaaS solutions like RelativityOne can facilitate it--in front of more than 2,000 attendees at Relativity Fest.

The opening keynote may not have had a major bomb to drop, but Relativity CEO Andrew Sieja still introduced important new functionality with "entities," security features and more.

Boston-based law firm Nutter today announced that they will offer RelativityOne, the SaaS version of Relativity's leading e-discovery platform, to better serve their clients.

Earlier this summer, Jerry Finley, Relativity's Director of Cybersecurity joined other security-minded executives in Chicago,to discuss the ins and outs of anticipating and combating cybercrime.

The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce highlights the growing demand for e-discovery and Relativity's plans for helping its customers around the globe discover the truth in their data.

University of Florida professor William Hamilton traveled to Nanjing, China, to teach a two-week crash course on e-discovery. He took Relativity with him.

The Institute will establish a technology-centric Learning Lab, where students can gain exposure to industry-leading legal tech tools, including Relativity.

e-Discovery is moving to the cloud and Law Technology Today investigates why. Check out the mention of RelativityOne as a Microsoft Azure success story.

According to Relativity security expert Darian Lewis, the best protection for data is a fully developed and implemented security program. Security isn’t a product or something you buy, it’s what you do every day.

Relativity and RelativityOne both make the list of KMWorld Trend-Setting Products of 2018.