Relativity founder and CEO Andrew Sieja doesn’t know what the next era of e-discovery will entail, but he knows it will involve the community seated before him at Relativity Fest. Relativity’s ...

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Relativity, a Chicago-based software firm, is experiencing huge growth in the business of making the legal discovery process much easier. Now with nearly 800 employees – including more than 200 new ...

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Fresh perspective makes all the difference in the world — especially in a fast-changing industry like tech. So when employees at Relativity depart for opportunities that could deepen their skill sets, ...

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Legal-software maker Relativity acquired an artificial-intelligence company to beef up its capabilities. Terms of the deal for New York-based Text IQ were not disclosed. It’s the second acquisition ...

Beacon Capital Partners is maintaining one of its largest tenants in a LaSalle Street office building, but it’s a downsizing move that will drive up Chicago’s sky-high office vacancy rate. Tech ...

Relativity and Chicago Public Schools Partner to Reshape the Legal Tech Workforce As the e-discovery industry struggles to find and retain top talent, Relativity is investing $175,000 in Corliss STEM ...