Built for Complexity. Focused on Clarity. Where Vision Meets Execution.
On September 16, RelativityOne becomes Relativity aiR, bringing the platform and Relativity’s agentic AI capabilities under one name. The change reflects a clear vision for legal technology: connecting AI and data to help legal professionals navigate complexity and act with confidence.
Page One Expands Digital Forensics Team with Addition of Jeffrey Lehn
Award-winning vehicle forensics expert joins Page One as Senior Digital Forensics Consultant, expanding the company’s advanced forensic capabilities in New York.
Going Beyond the Standard Workflow: Custom Analyses in Relativity aiR for Review
Generative AI is creating new possibilities in eDiscovery, but every matter brings its own questions, data, and objectives. Sometimes, the analysis a legal team needs does not fit neatly into a predefined workflow.
ClaiR Feels Like the Beginning of a New Platform Era
By Andrew Milauskas, Chief Operating Officer, Page One I have spent roughly 15 years working in Relativity. Over that time, I have watched the platform and the legal technology industry around it change dramatically. We went from managing increasingly large document populations, to sophisticated analytics, technology-assisted review, cloud-based workflows, and increasingly intelligent tools for organizing and understanding evidence. Each of those […]
Page One, Inc. Expands AI Document Review Capabilities with Custom Analyses in Relativity aiR for Review
The feature gives legal teams flexibility to define and deploy their own document review without coding or technical configuration
Still Searching Chats Like Email? A Federal Court Says Think Again
Written by: Cassie Lesh For decades, keyword searches have been one of the most trusted tools in eDiscovery. They are familiar, efficient, and often highly effective when you are looking for something specific. For example: project codes, contract numbers, product references, or other concrete terms. But the way people communicate has changed. And our searching […]
Page One Recognized in Chambers & Partners Litigation Support 2026 Guide for eDiscovery
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – June 25, 2026 – Page One, Inc. has been ranked in the Chambers & Partners Litigation Support 2026 Guide and recognized as a leading provider in eDiscovery. Page One was selected through Chambers’ independent research process, which includes extensive market analysis and an assessment of the firm’s experience, expertise, client service, and […]
Generative AI’s Final Four Moment
As the tournament narrows in the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament, the conversation changes. Early rounds reward momentum, speed, and a little unpredictability. The Final Four does not. At this stage, outcomes are driven by discipline, execution, and the ability to perform under scrutiny.
Cutting Through the Noise in Document Review with SignatureSweep
The Challenge: Signature File Overload Slowing Review A national litigation firm handling a large-scale email review project encountered an all-too-common issue: hundreds of thousands of digital signature images were being extracted as attachments during processing in Relativity. These repetitive, non-substantive files inflated document counts, cluttered workspaces, and distracted reviewers from focusing on meaningful content. With […]
Lady Whistledown’s Guide to dtSearch Etiquette
Lady Whistledown’s Guide to dtSearch Etiquette. On the Proper Conduct of Search Terms in Polite (and Indexed) Society