As I was clicking away in RelativityOne the other day, doing my normal PM thing, I noticed a pretty big shift. Wait… RelativityOne is now Relativity aiR? So naturally, I ran to LinkedIn to figure out what I had missed. Turns out, it’s more than a name change. Relativity says the shift reflects something most of us working in eDiscovery are already experiencing: AI isn’t just another shiny tool being added to our toolkit. It’s becoming part of the platforms and workflows we us

If you had told me a few years ago that I would voluntarily create a website so I could talk more about eDiscovery outside of work, I probably would have laughed at you. And yet, here we are. I started JadeDiscovery because somewhere along the way, eDiscovery stopped being just my job and became an industry I genuinely love being part of. My career actually started on the legal side. I worked as a litigation paralegal, managing cases, dealing with discovery, communicating wit

Everything I wish someone had told me before my first Fest The first time I went to Relativity Fest, I went as a Relativity Scholar. I was relatively new to the eDiscovery world, surrounded by people who seemed to know everyone, understand every acronym, and have very strong opinions about things I had only recently learned existed. Fast forward a few years, and I’m heading back to Fest as a Project Manager, a Scholars mentor, and, somehow, a panelist. Which is both incredibl