Relativity Launches aiR Case Strategy Tool

Relativity announced aiR for Case Strategy has reached general availability, bringing AI-powered case intelligence to legal teams worldwide.

Relativity today released aiR for Case Strategy, a generative AI tool designed to help legal teams manage complex litigation data. The tool extracts key facts from evidence, creates timelines, and generates summaries. More than 50 customers tested the system during limited availability, extracting approximately 600,000 facts. The release expands Relativity's presence beyond eDiscovery into litigation intelligence and case analytics.

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Testing Results

Over 50 customers participated in Relativity's limited general availability program. Early adopters extracted facts up to 70 percent faster than traditional methods. The testing phase freed up thousands of hours of attorney time.

PageOne Legal used the tool to summarize 32 deposition transcripts. Each transcript ran between 200 and 300-plus pages. The company extracted and organized key information in minutes rather than hours.

"aiR for Case Strategy exceeded expectations by proving not just that it worked, but that it was repeatable, defensible, and intuitive," said Andrew Milauskas, Chief Operating Officer of PageOne Legal. "We went from spending hours per transcript to extracting key facts within minutes."

Core Features

The tool operates within RelativityOne as a centralized hub. Case teams work from a shared repository of case intelligence. Teams can move directly from document review into case strategy development and trial preparation.

aiR for Case Strategy auto-extracts facts from various sources. These include emails, text chains, and contracts. The system visualizes chronologies and accelerates deposition preparation. It creates transcript summaries and helps develop case narratives.

Tasks that previously took hours now take minutes. The tool processes digital communications including Slack messages, phone recordings, and calendar entries.

Global Availability

The solution is available in multiple jurisdictions. These include the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and Germany. Relativity plans to launch the tool in RelativityOne Government during the first half of 2026.

"Generative AI is redefining what's possible in case preparation, empowering legal teams to move from information to insight with greater speed and precision than ever before," said Phil Saunders, CEO of Relativity. "We're committed to expanding our case intelligence capabilities because giving our partners and customers a clearer, more complete understanding of their matters sooner enables them to focus on serving their clients, creating greater impact and building narratives that ultimately advance justice."

Law Firm Adoption

McDermott Will & Emery has implemented the technology in its discovery practice. The firm reports reduced manual work in extracting facts and building timelines.

"aiR for Case Strategy dramatically reduces the manual work of extracting facts and building useful timelines in Relativity," said Martha Louks, Managing Director, Discovery Technology Services at McDermott Will & Emery. "It offers a novel way to eliminate tedious work and allow attorneys to focus on case analysis and strategy."

The tool maintains human oversight throughout the process. Attorneys review and validate AI-generated insights before using them in case work.

Market Position

Relativity faces competition in the litigation intelligence and case management segment. The company benefits from existing relationships with hundreds of law firms globally. These firms already use Relativity software for eDiscovery needs.

The aiR for Case Strategy release represents a strategic business expansion. Relativity has capabilities in compliance and other areas beyond eDiscovery. This launch strengthens its position in litigation intelligence and case analytics.

About Relativity

Relativity is a legal technology company based in the United States. The company provides eDiscovery, compliance, and case management software. Hundreds of law firms worldwide use Relativity's RelativityOne platform. The company follows a cautious product rollout strategy, testing tools in limited availability before general release.