Similarly, the email-threading tab allows one to visualize the chain of emails, allowing for the entire thread to be edited all at once, rather than individually. The family tab indicates that their are emails attached to the one you are currently looking at.

While every feature could prove useful in a specific circumstance, I found myself mainly utilizing two: the family tab and the email-threading tab. This allows for users to easily pull exactly the documents that are specific to their needs. As well, it is easy to organize these saved searches into categories, each referring to a specific individual or a specific aspect of the search. Searches can easily be saved, copied, edited, and saved again. All documents on the database can be searched through any combination of Relativity's search matrices. Relativity allows for efficient and thorough document review. When the department had finished, it was interesting to use Relativity and see which aspects of the case we had found the most evidence to win, which aspects were weak, and which individuals would be best to depose. Relativity allowed lawyers to comb through millions of emails, each one getting tagged for a specific issue as it pertained to the case. Searches of specific information by keyword and date allowed attorneys to divvy up the searches to a manageable amount and was crucial in ensuring the department got through the documents necessary in order to prepare for upcoming depositions. From that point, administrators access Relativity and can set up searches for specific keywords, individuals, dates, issues, etc., and then save these searches to be accessed later. Numerous documents from either party believed to be relevant are uploaded to a server. My business' legal department has been utilizing Relativity for e-Discovery document review.

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