The reason this photo is a bit blurry is because there was a fog machine before the Relativity Fest 2019 opening keynote. This is a conference that wants to make an impression. Photo: Zach Warren/ALM.
I’ve spent the past couple of days at Relativity Fest, the conference that started 10 years ago as a user conference for the Relativity e-discovery platform and has since morphed into a behemoth, complete with gospel choirs at the opening keynote and parties at Chicago’s McCormick Place.
During the conference, I’ve sat in on a few sessions and talked with a number of people, looking for not only what’s being announced, but what it means for an e-discovery industry that continues to expand in style and scope. Coverage of the keynote’s big announcements and the judges’ panel have already posted on Legaltech News, but here’s what else I’ve found.
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