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Above the Law covers findings from Generative AI in Legal 2024, highlighting that organizations are adapting to keep pace with AI innovation.

Integrating GenAI tools, such as Relativity aiR solutions, into e-discovery software represents a substantial advancement in legal technology.

"The study found that half of legal professionals increased their use of AI generally over the past two years," writes David Horrigan, Relativity’s discovery counsel and legal education director.

Relativity's Georgia Foster explores how the rapid increase and broad range of data has prompted the legal industry to re-evaluate traditional processes, creating a timely demand for AI-driven solutions.

The majority of the legal profession has reported that their use of GenAI will continue to increase over the next two years, according to new research from IDC and Relativity.

Legaltech Hub explores findings from Generative AI in Legal 2024, Relativity's study on the current state of AI in the legal profession.

Relativity is recognized in The Software Report's fifth annual Top 100 Software Companies list, ranked at #25 for its commitment to addressing complex data challenges and delivering effective solutions.

Justice for Change and Relativity’s ecosystem partner, Epiq, provided The Washington Lawyers’ Committee and a coalition of civil rights advocate organizations with our product to help investigate for their report, entitled “Targeted, Labeled, Criminalized: Early Findings on the District of Columbia’s Gang Database.”

Relativity is highlighted as a Chicago Top Workplace.  

Cost savings and the automation of basic tasks are the top two reasons why legal teams have adopted generative AI, according to findings from the IDC InfoBrief Generative AI in Legal 2024 which was commissioned by Relativity.

Speakers including Relativity's David Horrigan at EDRM’s “Balancing Ethics and Efficiency in GenAI and Legal” webinar discussed how best to balance AI innovation with risk management.

While office vacancies nationwide have been steadily increasing since the pandemic, legal tech companies in Chicago like Relativity have continued to gradually expand their office spaces as their businesses grow.

IDC has issued an InfoBrief commissioned by Relativity titled Generative AI in Legal 2024. eDiscovery Today covers a few highlights from the report.

ComplexDiscovery highlights takeaways from Relativity’s Generative AI in Legal 2024 study, exploring both high levels of adoption and a nuanced landscape where efficiency gains, governance, and ethical considerations intersect.

Relativity’s newest industry study uncovers the rapid increase of generative AI adoption in the legal field, examining how legal professionals are navigating emerging challenges and seizing opportunities to drive legal innovation.

In this episode of Legal Innovation Spotlight, Host Ted Theodoropoulos sits down with Relativity's Aron Ahmadia to explore the transformative impact of AI on the legal industry.

Relativity's award-winning access management project uses automation to streamline access requests and curb security risks.

eDiscovery Journal shares his hands-on experience from the Relativity Fest aiR for Review Labs.

Walgreens’ Sr. Counsel and Director of eDiscovery Operations Adam Rouse discussed using Relativity’s integration with Microsoft 365 for collections and legal holds while at Relativity Fest.

Attorney at Verizon, Kacey Hall, shared Verizon’s impressive experience in the advanced access program for Relativity aiR for Review and the limited general availability program Relativity aiR for Privilege.