Relativity and Wickard.ai Partner to Expand AI Training in U.S. Law Schools

Apr 14, 2026
Relativity and Wickard.ai have partnered to integrate hands-on AI training into law school curricula across the U.S., combining Relativity's academic resources with Wickard.ai's legal AI curriculum to prepare students for modern legal practice.

Relativity and Wickard.ai have announced a partnership to expand AI education in U.S. law schools, according to a press release. The collaboration will combine Relativity’s Academic program tools and training resources with Wickard.ai’s AI curriculum and instructional programming.

The initiative will allow participating law schools to offer hands-on legal AI training using Relativity’s legal data intelligence platform, RelativityOne, at no cost. The curriculum will include practical modules covering the use of AI in legal practice, verification of AI outputs, ethical considerations, and AI regulation.

Since 2014, more than 115 academic institutions have participated in the Relativity Academic program. Wickard.ai has recently led AI education programs at several U.S. law schools, including Case Western Reserve University, Washington University in St. Louis, and the University of Mississippi.

Relativity and Wickard.ai will also co-host a webinar with Washington University in St. Louis on April 30, 2026, to discuss integrating AI into legal education.

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