August 30, 2010 - In this latest release of Relativity (codenamed “PiRDO”) we’ve added one of the user community’s most frequently-requested features: keyboard shortcuts.  Users can now turn on keyboard shortcuts to browse through documents, navigate search hits, and apply coding values.  Keyboard shortcuts accelerate the document review process by allowing reviewers to make faster coding decisions and spend less time on unnecessary mouse movements.

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August 26, 2010 – e.law, a legal technology solutions company providing services to many of Austrialia and Asia's largest legal, corporate, and government organizations, today announced that they have joined the Relativity family as a Premium Hosting Partner.  e.law operates with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Hong Kong and Shanghai, with service centers across Asia.  For more information, click here to read the entire press release.

August 18, 2010 - The 451 Group today released an insightful write-up on Method, kCura’s first application for Relativity. Written by analysts Katey Wood and Nick Patience, this article provides a comprehensive look into the legal hold landscape and how Method differentiates itself among its competition. To read the full article, click here (pdf link).    

August 10, 2010 - kCura today announced the launch of Method, the first application for Relativity.  Method is a web-based workflow and notification system designed to manage legal hold and risk assessment processes performed by law firms, corporations, and service providers.

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August 4, 2010 - Check out the third installment of the Relativity-sponsored Litigation Support Review podcast. In this episode, host Mary Pat Poteet chats with Joanne Lane, Director of eDiscovery Strategy and Litigation Support for MetLife, about the corporate litigation support environment and how it compares to life in law firms.  If you’d like to hear more, give this podcast a listen by clicking here or find it on iTunes by searching for “litigation support review.”