ProSearch announced Tuesday that ProSearch deepens its commitment to Relativity aiR, empowering clients to navigate complex data challenges! Here’s a portion of the press release, the full release is here.

ProSearch Deepens Commitment to Relativity aiR, Empowering Clients to Navigate Complex Data Challenges

September 22, 2026

ProSearch announced an expanded agreement with Relativity, a legal data intelligence company.

As part of the agreement, ProSearch has increased its investment in Relativity aiR, Relativity’s AI platform for legal data intelligence. This move puts AI and cloud technology at the center of ProSearch’s strategy, as it continues helping clients manage complex legal data challenges through analytics, automation and AI workflows.

“Organizations are under increasing pressure to apply AI in practical ways that help them get to the facts faster and work more efficiently,” said Julia Hasenzahl, Chief Executive Officer of ProSearch. “Expanding our commitment to Relativity aiR reflects our continued investment in cloud-based technology and AI workflows that give clients better command of their legal data and lead to stronger outcomes.”

ProSearch and Relativity are helping clients modernize workflows and unlock greater value from their data. With Relativity aiR, ProSearch empowers clients to meet aggressive deadlines, surface insights faster, protect privileged material and build stronger case strategies.

“We are excited to see ProSearch evolve with us and invest in the future of legal technology,” said Steve Couling, Chief Sales Officer at Relativity. “ProSearch’s expanded commitment to Relativity aiR strengthens a long-standing relationship and aligns us in direction as the industry evolves.”

For more information about ProSearch’s partnership with Relativity, visit https://www.relativity.com/partners/prosearch/.

Congrats to ProSearch (and Relativity) for the announcement! Great timing! 🙂

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