Relativity Expands AI Capabilities for Legal Review

Mar 24, 2025
Relativity has announced the general availability of its AI product suite, Relativity aiR, for the public sector, enhancing document review processes.
Relativity Expands AI Capabilities for Legal Review

Relativity has announced the general availability of its AI product suite, Relativity aiR, for the public sector, enhancing document review processes. In a press release, the company highlighted the impact of its generative AI technology, which is now available in RelativityOne Government, the only FedRAMP-authorized solution for document review.

The aiR for Review tool has been embraced by hundreds of customers since its introduction in late 2024, offering significant time and cost savings. Early adopters have reported up to 70% cost savings and an 80% reduction in review time. The tool's ability to identify impactful content with rationale and citations has been praised for enhancing accuracy and reducing discrepancies.

Starting March 31, aiR for Review will be available to legal practitioners in the public sector, improving the speed and quality of document review in litigation, investigations, and Freedom of Information Act requests. This expansion allows even small, under-resourced teams to efficiently manage large datasets, ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

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