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elaw Announces RelativityOne Silver Partner Status at Relativity Fest
Australian eLitigation consultancy extends RelativityOne commitment with integrated eHearing app
elaw, a leading Australian legal technology consultancy with expertise across the complete eLitigation lifecycle, announced at Relativity’s annual user conference, Relativity Fest, that it has become a RelativityOne Silver Partner for providing exceptional service experience to its RelativityOne end users.
elaw’s vision is to enhance eLitigation practice by providing expert partnership covering the entire EDRM, from information management through evidence analysis, production to presentation at hearing. Throughout each phase of litigation, regulatory review and data-driven investigations, elaw applies best-in-class, current-generation SaaS solutions and specialist methodology. RelativityOne is a crucial piece to elaw’s mission to deliver the highest quality and cost-effective legal technology partnership.
elaw’s intersecting commitment to innovation and RelativityOne inspired the development of its recently released Ostentus application. Ostentus is fully compatible with RelativityOne, empowering global litigators to prepare for and present evidence at hearings or depositions without leaving the secure and functionally rich RelativityOne environment.
“elaw’s innovation program tasks our team to find ways to enhance legal practice through access to clever technology and methodology,” said Kylie Petersen, elaw’s Director, Consulting. “We challenged ourselves to find a way for users and their data to remain within RelativityOne until the conclusion of their litigation, by incorporating evidence presentation capability. Ostentus is the result, delivering extended capability and providing ongoing unrivalled data security. The positive user feedback in the lead up to and here at Fest has been so gratifying.”
The RelativityOne Silver Level is part of the Relativity Partner Program and recognises organisations that have reached a high bar for experience, customer satisfaction, and staff training and certifications. These partners are also proven innovators, with at least one custom application available in the Relativity App Hub. Their ability to make clients successful with RelativityOne is demonstrated and impressive.
“elaw’s longstanding commitment to keeping litigators’ data safe and secure in RelativityOne as they prepare to present evidence is a testament to their drive to create a more secure legal environment,” said Laurie Usewicz, Chief Partner Officer at Relativity. “Ostentus aims to addresses a key pain point among litigators who are concerned about data security and only presenting the evidence meant to be seen during court proceedings. We are thrilled to welcome elaw as a RelativityOne Silver Partner and look forward to seeing their future legal technology innovations.”
elaw is proud to sponsor Relativity Fest and is also speaking at the Lightening Round: Innovation Award Tech Nominees session on Thursday, September 28. Relativity Fest is a conference designed to educate and connect the legal and e-discovery communities, taking place in Chicago on September 26-28.
About elaw
elaw is a leading legal technology consultancy with expertise in the identification, collection, management, analysis and presentation of evidence. Based in Australia, we deliver comprehensive electronic evidence management solutions to law firms, corporate entities, government agencies and departments in Asia Pacific, the U.K., Europe and North America. We have been delivering eLitigation partnerships, with expertise in the treatment of digital evidence, since 2000.
About Relativity
Relativity makes software to help users organize data, discover the truth and act on it. Its SaaS product, RelativityOne, manages large volumes of data and quickly identifies key issues during litigation and internal investigations. Relativity has more than 300,000 users in approximately 40 countries serving thousands of organizations globally primarily in legal, financial services and government sectors, including the U.S. Department of Justice and 198 of the Am Law 200. Please contact Relativity at [email protected] or visit www.relativity.com for more information.