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As you might have guessed, Chicago tech companies are particularly good at throwing parties. Relativity’s 2018 holiday bash was held at the House of Blues and had a carnival theme. The e-discovery company enjoyed a night of performances, classic carnival games and a raffle featuring awesome prizes.

Colleen Costello of Relativity shares the details of the annual Holiday Letters campaign. This year, Relativians were able to sponsor over 250 kids from Perez Elementary School and help these students have an awesome Christmas.

From Equifax to Facebook to the GDPR, cybersecurity and privacy had a banner year in 2018. But according to attorneys and cyber experts, the cyber focus shows no sign of stopping. Amanda Fennell, the chief security officer at Relativity, shares her insights about what to expect from phishing attacks in 2019.

FTI is expanding its portfolio of services with RelativityOne, and Brian Stuart if FTI Consulting is one of those who has been brought in to help with that in the UK and EMEA. Stuart has had various roles over the years, in law firms and advisory companies, and has worked with Relativity for more than 11 years.

KordaMentha has embarked on a partnership with Relativity, which enables it to offer the company’s cloud-based RelativityOne platform in Australia. The move sees it as the first company to offer the service in the country.

A panel of professionals offered insight into how to get law firms at the forefront of using proactive data analysis to identify future opportunities.

Recorded Future spoke to members of Relativity's Calder7 team about how they built up the threat intelligence capability at Relativity and embedded it throughout their entire security function.

Chris Dale sat down with Jordan Domash of Relativity Trace to talk about how the new proactive compliance app can have a positive impact on regulated industries. 

Kimberley Motley, the first foreign litigator to practice in Afghanistan, has spoken out at Relativity Fest 2018 about what prompted her to shake up her career and move to an unknown country, and the lessons she’s picked up along the way.

Relativity, the industry-leaders in e-Discovery software, and the Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS), today announced a new partnership aimed at providing continuous education opportunities for interested members of the e-Discovery industry. 

Special Counsel today announced a further investment in RelativityOne, demonstrating their commitment to providing the best solutions possible for their clients around the world.

At Relativity Fest this year Chris Dale spoke to Charlie Connor of Heretik, a contract review software built on Relativity. Charlie shared his views on multiple use cases to enhance contract review and other ways of uncovering value in date beyond e-discovery.

Chris Dale interviewed Dr. Donald Macfarlane of Hanzo about the collection and review of dynamic data, that is, social, collaborative and web-based data of the kind which does not stand still in the way that paper and email do.

Emma Ryan from Lawyers Weekly showcases the growth of Relativity Fest and why it has quickly become an international affair. 

The Financial Times lists Relativity as the top legal tech company making the greatest impact on the practice of business and law. 

Zach Abramowitz of Above the Law speaks with Relativity founder and CEO Andrew Sieja about the growth of the platform's ecosystem and what he envisions next. 

Lawyers Weekly's Emma Ryan highlights the growing role of legal technologists in the U.S. and the unique challenges these new roles face. 

During fraud investigation, advisory and investment firm KordaMentha used the e-discovery platform Relativity to help with the analysis of one of the executive’s emails and other data. Although there wasn’t any evidence of fraud, they did find evidence of sexist language.

Relativity hired Chris Brown as its new chief product officer. Brown was previously CEO at Kapow.

Best known as an e-discovery giant, Relativity is taking its first major steps into expanding its platform into the adjacent compliance field with the release of a new offering: Relativity Trace.