News & Events

LawSite's features Relativity's new Uncivil Procedure podcast in their roundup of new legal podcasts launching soon. 

Oliver San Juan, an alumnus of THINKChicago, talks to the Chicago Tribune about the program’s benefits as current THINKChicago attendees tour Relativity.

In August, ThinkChicago brings nearly 200 graduate and undergraduate students from around the country to the city to tour tech companies like Relativity and hear industry leaders speak before one of Chicago's biggest events: Lolla.

Glassdoor recognizes Relativity as a global company that keeps its focus on helping team members learn and grow at work.

Chris Dale at the eDisclosure Information Project highlights Cyxtera announcement that Brainspace is now fully compatible with RelativityOne.

Relativity's Daniel Pelc and Mintz Levin's John Koss discuss viable approaches to cost recovery for law firms and their clients in Cybersecurity Law & Strategy. 

The Tech Tribune has compiled the very best tech startups in Chicago - see where Relativity falls on the list!

The Relativity Blog was featured on LexBlog's recurring Top 10 in Law Blogs feature.

Relativity is one Chicago tech company that has gone above and beyond to design office space that encourages collaboration and creativity while also providing plenty of space to disconnect and socialize.

According to Legal Practice Intelligence, New York Law School (NYLS) will launch a Business of Law Institute this fall to create a pipeline of new lawyers to join the growing legal tech sector. One topic on the syllabus? Relativity. 

Writing for Legaltech News, Relativity's David Horrigan discusses how Hinostroza v. Denny’s, Inc. provides a proportionality roadmap, illustrating the limits of e-discovery of text messages, email, medical records, social media, and Internet of Things (IoT) data.

Relativity's Chief Security Officer Amanda Fennell speaks with Cyber Coders about her unique career path. 

Legaltech News features Relativity Fest as one of the conferences to watch in Fall 2018. 

In this guest post at Expel, Amanda Fennell, CSO at Relativity, reflects on what she’s learned since joining the team.

FCC Explorer, a program built on Relativity by faculty at Michigan State university, facilitates searches of documents contained in the Federal Communications Commission database. 

Relativity Master Myles McLeod of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP shares his thoughts on how e-discovery is like a race - a long, difficult, but rewarding race. 

Sean Doherty interviewed Drew Deitch of Relativity about the strategy behind the Relativity Developer Partner Program and the latest innovations delivered by Esquify, Heretik, QDiscovery, and Veritone, among others.

Chris Dale interviewed Glenn Barden of FTI about their firm's adoption of Relativity and RelativityOne in the UK.

Amanda Fennell, CSO of Relativity, spoke to Chris Dale about how her role differs from most Chief Information Security Officer roles. The CSO has to protect the company’s own data, its products, the physical premises – everything. 

Brickler & Eckler features their LandTracker integration with Relativity in a recent story in Biz Journals.