Relativity Launches Rel Labs to Boost Legal Tech Innovation

October 06, 2025
Relativity has introduced Rel Labs, an initiative aimed at accelerating innovation in legal technology, as announced in a press release. The initiative will focus on strategic partnerships and supporting startups through The LegalTech Fund.

Relativity has introduced Rel Labs, an initiative designed to accelerate innovation and enhance the extensibility of its platform, RelativityOne. Announced in a press release, Rel Labs aims to deepen investment in the legal tech ecosystem by supporting strategic technology partnerships and backing promising startups through collaboration with The LegalTech Fund.

Relativity plans to invest over $170 million in research and development in 2025, focusing on expanding RelativityOne's capabilities to address emerging legal data challenges. The initiative will also enhance the company's Developer Program, offering clearer growth pathways and differentiated benefits for its partners.

Rel Labs will engage with legal technology companies at various stages, prioritizing those that extend RelativityOne's platform and AI capabilities. The initiative underscores Relativity's commitment to fostering innovation and supporting the legal tech community's boldest ideas.

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