In January we published a tongue in cheek bingo card before Legalweek that poked fun of many of the words and phrases used by eDiscovery software and services providers, like “voluminous data” and “explosion of data.”

It was a silly thing, but it resonated because the terms are all ubiquitous.

Even though I can be a bit of a contrarian, the jargon is correct that there is an explosion of data involved with many litigations and investigations. But does this mean small and mid-sized law firms should just cede ground to AmLaw firms that have armies of associates and litigation support departments?

I don’t think so.

eDiscovery can be complicated and frustrating, but Clearwell and Summation are ancient history, and RelativityOne is a vastly streamlined experience compared to Relativity’s traditional server product. RelativityOne is scalable, uses carefully curated AI, and allows case teams to automate and customize workflows – all while keeping your client’s sensitive data secure.

What's more, Relativity has tools for every single phase of discovery. You can collect ESI directly from the source, conduct Early Case Assessment (ECA) to minimize downstream hosting and review spend, use Case Dynamics to surface key insights, and leverage predictive coding features to ensure defensibility and affordability.

All this streamlines the eDiscovery lifecycle, shortens speed to insights, and keeps your efforts and your spend trained on the substance and strategy – not on discovery.

At Proteus, we do tend to recommend Relativity more often than other eDiscovery solutions. And we are RelativityOne Silver partner. We've invested in a partnership with Relativity because we think it's that good. 

For additional information, read our eBook, "Mid-Sized Law Firms: 3 Reasons to Consider eDiscovery (and How to Get Started)".