Against the backdrop of recent government court battles over privileged data, one legal technology company is looking to streamline how attorneys can identify privileged documents.

In late August 2018, e-discovery managed service provider QDiscovery released QPrivAlert, an application that links into Relativity’s e-discovery and analytics technology to allow users to quickly identify potentially privileged documents in their data sets.

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