Author Archives: Page One Legal

Page One’s VP of eDiscovery, Andrew Milauskas discusses RelativityOne Translate, a safe and easy to use application built inside RelativityOne that translates documents with many languages into one language. AI technology is used to detect the languages in each document, keeping all data inside the RelativityOne ecosystem.

When it comes to going cloud with eDiscovery, one of the first challenges that comes to mind is data migration. With the Data Migration Competency, Page One has demonstrated their knowledge of RelativityOne best practices for data migration and has proven customer satisfaction with data migration work. In this webinar, we discuss what makes a qualifiedContinue reading “May 15-on-15th: Data Migration”

Relativity has created a Viewer experience to help you review and produce short message data similar to a conventional document. Among the many file types you’re able to ingest into your Relativity environment is Relativity Short Message Format. Chats and IMs have become an integral part of regular business operations with more and more conversationsContinue reading “The Solution for Short Messages: RSMF in Action”

On this 15 minute webinar, our hosts discuss how to build the highest level of engagement with your employees. We also share our experiences doing pro bono work through Relativity’s Justice for Change program, and how to live out your company’s core values. View Our Blog Post on Employee Engagement and Our Relativity Fest ExperienceContinue reading “Engagement: Building the Highest Personal Quality”

Looking to preserve your most critical data with one defensible, repeatable process in the cloud? Relativity Legal Hold is the easiest, most flexible way to handle legal holds. Relativity Legal Hold can be used for a range of tracking and compliance projects, so you can solve business challenges inside and outside of the legal world.Continue reading “Relativity Legal Hold”

Relativity Automated Workflows is a Relativity application that lets users automate tasks in workspaces that previously required manual actions to complete. With Automated Workflows, users specify a trigger that determines the conditions under which the automation begins as well as whether to run the automation automatically or manually. Rather than the Automated Workflows application performingContinue reading “Streamline Your Case Setup with Automated Workflows”

Active Learning is a technology assisted review tool in Relativity One that helps you quickly organize your data and predict which documents are most likely to be relevant to reviewers. With very little training needed to see documents of interest, Active Learning can be used for cases of all sizes, even those as small asContinue reading “Expedite Your Review with Active Learning in RelativityOne”

As regulations expand and requests for information skyrocket, there is more need than ever to accurately apply the redactions that protect personally identifiable information (PII) during e-discovery, investigations, and data request processes, ensuring adherence to evolving privacy regulations for organizations around the globe. With RelativityOne Redact, automated redaction capabilities are now at your fingertips atContinue reading “Boost Your Redaction Workflows with RelativityOne Redact”

Your case is more than the sum of its documents. Case Dynamics is a RelativityOne application that enables you to craft your case strategy and review key evidence in one place. Identify key players, plot the facts along a timeline, and connect what people said to the data they left behind. View Our Case Dynamics WhiteContinue reading “Simplify Building Your Case Strategy with Case Dynamics”

Forensic collections meant to support eDiscovery, investigations and for compliance have changed many times over the past years. Once upon a time the most popular and only available data sources for collection were emails and files stored on computers. With the proliferation of mobile devices, cloud based applications and storage, what was once esoteric isContinue reading “Updates in eDiscovery Driven Forensic Collections”