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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.

Earlier this summer a group of security-minded executives in Chicago, long a hub for legal and financial tech, sat down for a panel discussion on anticipating and combatting cybercrime. The event took place at Relativity's headquarters.

Relativity's Shawn Gaines speaks with Artificial Lawyer about the dynamic growth of the Relativity ecosystem. 

Built in Chicago speaks with Relativity Senior Account Executive Adrienne Knight about the culture of Relativity's sales team.

The launch of the QPrivAlert app, which links into Relativity’s e-discovery and analytics technology, comes after the U.S. v Cohen case sparked widespread interest in automating privilege reviews.

Bob Ambrogi's recap of ILTACON highlights RelativityOne and its continued momentum in the marketplace. 

Lawyers Weekly covers the recent Allen & Overy + RelativityOne partnership news.

Allen & Overy becomes the first of the global elite law firms to sign a contract with Relativity for the use of its flagship eDiscovery platform, RelativityOne. This new cloud-based service will enable A&O to run eDiscovery from a global platform.

Whether transitioning from contractor to full-time employee, or moving across the country, new engineers who relocated for Relativity describe a clear commitment to individual attention and professional growth that has them planning to stay.

Fresh perspective makes all the difference in the world — especially in a fast-changing industry like tech. So when employees at Relativity depart for opportunities that could deepen their skill sets, the legal data company continues to be invested in their futures.

Relativity has announced the latest recipient of the company’s Wired to Learn technology grant for local schools: Chicago International Charter School Prairie, a public school in Chicago’s Roseland neighborhood on the South Side.

Relativity CEO Andrew Sieja joined e-discovery experts from NexLP and Microsoft to discuss what the future of e-discovery will look like at ILTACON 2018.

Relativity has been steadily increasing its geographical footprint and, although most of its open posts are based in Chicago, there are others in Kraków (including General Manager – Poland) and remotely-based openings for Hong Kong and Australia.