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Rather than resting on the laurels of having built a leading e-discovery platform over 24 years, Relativity CEO Phil Saunders challenged both the company and the legal industry to embrace discomfort as the path forward.

Relativity has partnered with The LegalTech Fund to launch a new initiative designed to back the next wave of start-ups transforming legal data intelligence.

Law360 shares key takeaways from Relativity Fest sessions on generative AI and how e-discovery professionals can step into AI-focused roles.

Offering Relativity's review and privilege review tools as part of the standard package helps level the playing field. It also makes for better results when both sides have access to the same tools.

Relativity announced the winners of this year's Innovation Awards, an annual celebration of the Relativity community's brilliant minds and the innovations shaping tomorrow's legal industry. This year, the Innovation Awards underwent thoughtful transformation to more accurately reflect the evolving needs and priorities of the community.

Legaltech News highlights expert perspectives on how the inclusion of Relativity’s generative AI tools for legal review in its standard RelativityOne offering could impact the future role of technology assisted review (TAR).

Legaltech News highlights announcements made in the 2025 Relativity Fest keynote.

 Relativity announced at Relativity Fest that it plans to extend access to its generative AI solutions for legal review by making aiR for Review and aiR for Privilege standard in its RelativityOne offering.

Over the past five years, access to Relativity's technology has empowered Justice for Change participants to challenge systemic inequities, protect children and advocate for human and environmental rights.

Through Rel Labs, Relativity will engage and support companies at various stages, including promising legal technology startups backed by The LegalTech Fund.

Relativity has launched Rel Labs, an investment arm and innovation hub, with The Legal Tech Fund partnering alongside the eDiscovery giant. The company has over many years built a wide ecosystem of companies that it’s closely linked to, but this is a step beyond that.

Rel Labs will support legal tech startups that help expand the capabilities of the RelativityOne platform, with funding, guidance and access to its network and experts.

Through investment, strategic alignment, and its expansive distribution network, Relativity's new initiative further enhances the extensibility of RelativityOne and empowers innovators shaping the future of AI-powered legal technology.

Relativity's Jeff Gilles shares insights on the importance of knowing how to prompt generative AI-powered tools. The nature of how large language models work and the need to adhere to firm preferences and client guidelines mean attorneys will still be well served to hone prompt engineering skills moving forward.

eDiscovery Today shares highlights from an interview that took place at ILTACON with Chris Haley, Vice President of Practice Empowerment aiR at Relativity. During the conversation, Haley dove into current and future impacts of agentic AI within the legal sector.

Relativity’s Chief Technology Officer Keith Carlson and Microsoft’s E.J. Bastien joined David Cowen on his podcast, Careers and the Business of Law, for a conversation on AI’s impact on legal strategy, workflows, and how the industry is being redefined. 

In this article, Law360 details Paul Weiss' use of Relativity aiR for Review to complete the initial review of 120,000 documents in just three weeks. The tool yielded a cost savings of 50% against a traditional manual review, according to the team.

On day three of ILTACON, a master class sponsored by Relativity, "Generative AI in e-Discovery: How to Test, Trust, and Thrive in a New AI Era," highlighted both the potential of gen AI-powered review and potential barriers to widespread adoption.

Legaltech News published a recap of a Relativity-sponsored master class which highlighted both the potential of generative AI-powered review and potential barriers to widespread adoption.

David Horrigan, Relativity's Discovery Counsel and Legal Education Director, provides a comprehensive case law update around recent AI decisions.