RELATIVITY-EDISCOVERY

Relativity eDiscovery eDiscovery / legal technology platform.

Definition

Relativity (Chicago IL, founded 2001 by Andrew Sieja, ~$300M+ revenue 2023, ~1000+ employees + ~200000+ users) is the globally dominant eDiscovery platform focus on enterprise litigation + investigations + regulatory inquiries, ~85% of AmLaw 200 law firms use Relativity ; RelativityOne cloud-native product since 2017+ (multi-tenant Microsoft Azure-hosted), Relativity Trace alternative ECA Early Case Assessment, Aero modernised UX 2024+. Platform + workflow detail integration legal practice + corporate legal departments + law firms + government agencies + litigation discovery process + document review + privilege analysis + production + ML-powered review automation + cloud + on-premises deployment options ; integration legal tools eg DMS document management + matter management + accounts payable + multiple ; SOC2 + ISO 27001 + EU GDPR + multiple jurisdictions compliance.

Origin

Relativity founded 2001 Chicago IL ; RelativityOne cloud-native 2017+ ; ~200000 users 85% AmLaw 200 law firms 2024.

Example in context

Major US corporation faces $1B litigation + must conduct eDiscovery review ~10TB collected ESI (Electronically Stored Information) including ~10M emails + Word docs + PowerPoint + Excel + multiple sources: RelativityOne deploys data ingestion + processing + analytics + review workflows + production ; ~500 contract attorneys review documents efficiently via Relativity Active Learning ML-assisted prioritization reducing manual review by ~70%.

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• Reveal Brainspace — competitor eDiscovery.