Haystack ID Integrates with Relativity aiR, Michael Mills Scholarship Opens to Contributions and More

Case point/SEC: On Tuesday, e-discovery platform Casepoint announced a five-year partnership agreement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. After evaluating Casepoint’s storage capabilities, the SEC determined that it would use the platform to meet its security and data needs, according to the statement.

Demand Score: On Thursday, the provider of artificial intelligence-based claims verification software Demand Score Announced expansion to Canada. With fraudulent class action claims on the rise across North America, the provider has decided to expand its verification and data analytics solutions in the region, according to a press release.

Cornell Technology: Last week, Cornell Tech’s Michael Mills Memorial LegalTech Scholarship Fund opened for contributions. According to LinkedIn, the fund is seeking to raise a minimum of $250,000 to be distributed to eligible students pursuing a Master of Laws degree in the university’s Law, Technology and Entrepreneurship department. Before his death in October 2023, Mills was president of the automated no-code platform neota and had a background in legal technology, litigation and journalism.

eDiscovery Assistant: Legal research database eDiscovery Assistant announced Wednesday the launch of its Case of the Week podcast hosted by CEO Kelly Twigger. The launch of the database’s first podcast follows the growing popularity of its Case of the Week webcast. According to the statement, the Case of the Week podcast will discuss timely decisions and related insights for legal professionals dealing with electronically stored information.

Haystack Identity/Relativity weather: On Thursday, e-discovery provider Haystack ID announced the integration of its generative AI solution Relativity aiR for Review with Core Intelligence AI solution. According to the statement, Haystack ID said the integration will improve and accelerate the overall artificial intelligence performance of Core Intelligence AI, thanks to Relativity’s “advanced analytics capabilities.”

brightness: UK-based legal AI company Luminance announced Monday it will open an office in Dallas. The driving force behind the new office space, which will be located in the Victory Park neighborhood, was to meet increasing demand from the company’s growing U.S. customer base, according to the press release. Luminance’s US headquarters are in New York.

ModOne: Mobile forensics company ModeOne announced that it will offer support for new Apple iPhone 16 devices and iOS 18 on September 20. ModeOne’s service allows users to perform targeted remote data collection. According to a press release, ModeOne features in iOS 18 include text message scheduling, high-definition rich communication services messaging, and call recording.