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Relativity holds 2028 Server cutoff and prioritizes frontier AI labs over Harvey, Legora
At a Relativity Fest Chicago media briefing reported by LawSites on October 2, 2026, CEO Phil Saunders said Relativity will still bar new matters on legacy Relativity Server after January 1, 2028, while keeping Server alive for existing work. He said the company is prioritizing partnerships with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google over legal AI vendors such as Harvey and Legora, and that nearly 84% of annual recurring revenue was in Relativity aiR by the end of June.
Key points
- Saunders confirmed no net-new matters may go to Relativity Server after January 1, 2028.LawSites
- He said Server will not be end-of-lifed, but new workspaces should run on Relativity aiR.LawSites
- Nearly 84% of Relativity ARR was in aiR by the end of June, up from more than 75% in January 2025.LawSites
- Saunders said Relativity is prioritizing frontier labs Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google over Harvey and Legora integrations.LawSites
- President Chris Brown said Gavel will enter advanced access this year and MCP matter intelligence is planned for 2027.LawSites
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