Legal teams are being asked to manage growing data volumes while working under tight deadlines. They also need AI tools that can support legal work without sacrificing security, defensibility, or human judgment. Parcels is expanding its legal intelligence capabilities by further adopting Relativity aiR to meet those needs. The expanded offering includes Relativity aiR Review,
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6 Reasons Why Better AI Review Starts With Better Forensic Collection
AI-supported eDiscovery tools can help legal teams organize documents, identify patterns, prioritize potentially relevant information, and manage large review populations. However, those tools cannot analyze records that were never preserved, collected, or properly prepared for review. That is why effective AI document review begins well before data is loaded into a hosted review platform. It…
5 Things In-House Counsel Should Know Before Using AI in eDiscovery?
AI is quickly becoming part of the eDiscovery conversation, but speed alone is not enough. For in-house counsel, the real priority is knowing whether the data, workflow, and review process can hold up under scrutiny. 1. Start with the Legal Question, Not the Tool AI should be tied to a specific litigation need. Is the…
AI and Human Collaboration in eDiscovery Review
AI-powered document review is everywhere right now, but the matters that run smoothly are not “AI-only.” The best results come from a clear division of labor: AI engines will handle scale and pattern-finding, while people handle judgment, context, and defensibility. 1. Start with a Human Map of the Case Before AI Touches the Data A…
AI-Powered Review: What Courts Are Saying Going into 2026
AI is already reshaping eDiscovery review, whether a team calls it “AI” or not. Discovery is no longer a tidy set of emails and PDFs. Today’s evidence is often found inside Slack and Teams threads, mobile messages, cloud drives, audit logs, and hyperlinked “modern attachments.” The real issue for litigators is how to use AI…
How AI Is Changing the Way Attorneys Review Modern Data Sources
Modern litigation teams face a data landscape far more complex than the email and PDF world of the past. Today, relevant information can sit inside chat apps, cloud drives, collaboration platforms, mobile messages, shared workspaces, and constantly evolving communication tools. For many attorneys, the hardest part isn’t legal strategy, it’s understanding where information actually lives.…