Relativity

Relativity (specifically its cloud-based iteration, RelativityOne) is the absolute, undisputed heavyweight champion of the eDiscovery software market. Used by nearly all of the Am Law 200 (the largest law firms in the United States), massive global corporations, and major government agencies (including the DOJ), it is the industry standard for managing massive, highly complex litigation and regulatory investigations. When a lawsuit involves millions of emails, Slack messages, and documents that must be collected, processed, reviewed, and produced in court, Relativity is the infrastructure that makes it possible. The core strength of Relativity is its staggering scalability and raw power. The platform is designed to ingest petabytes of unstructured data, rapidly extract metadata, index every single word, and present it to an army of attorneys for review without lag or downtime. It features incredibly robust security protocols, ensuring that highly sensitive corporate data remains forensically sound and protected from breaches. Because it is the industry standard, virtually every litigation support professional is trained on it, and it boasts a massive ecosystem of third-party apps and plugins (the Relativity App Hub) that can extend its functionality to handle virtually any esoteric data type. Relativity is also at the forefront of AI in the legal sector with its "Relativity Analytics" and "Active Learning" technologies. Instead of paying attorneys hundreds of dollars an hour to manually read millions of irrelevant emails, a senior attorney can code a small subset of documents as "Responsive" or "Not Responsive." The machine learning algorithm learns from this behavior and automatically categorizes the remaining millions of documents, pushing the most likely relevant documents to the top of the review queue. For massive, bet-the-company litigation, Relativity provides unparalleled power and defensibility.