Relativity Adds KPMG and Three Law Firms to claiR Program
Relativity is expanding the Advanced Access program for its claiR conversational AI system with KPMG and three global law firms, the company said in a press release.
KPMG is the program's first alliance partner. The participating law firms will test and refine claiR before its planned release.
ClaiR lets lawyers use plain language questions to explore matter records, identify connections, and produce insights and memos. Relativity plans general availability in early 2027 and expects to include claiR in Relativity aiR pricing at no additional cost.
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