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Gavel has been acquired by Relativity, a leading legal data intelligence company.
Easy intake and document automation to auto-populate your templates.
Gavel's mission has always been to make access to the law universal by advancing how legal professionals serve and reach clients. Now, we're taking a significant step toward that mission.
Relativity's platform helps legal teams organize, analyze, and reason over the evidence at the center of their most important matters. Gavel helps lawyers produce the actual work product, drafting documents, contracts, and playbooks, inside the tools they already use. Together, we're closing a gap that has existed in legal work for too long.
Here's what that looks like in practice: work product generated in RelativityOne could be drafted, redlined, and finalized in Microsoft Word, with every edit syncing back to the matter. Legal intelligence, connected directly to the work product it helps create.
You can read the full announcement here: Relativity Acquires Gavel to Extend its AI Platform for Legal Data Intelligence into Microsoft Word
For our customers, nothing changes today. Same product, same team, same support. What you can expect over time: faster development and more capability, backed by one of the most established companies in legal technology.
We're grateful for every customer and community member who's been part of Gavel's journey. This milestone is a reflection of the trust you've placed in us, and supporting you remains our top priority in the months ahead.

Guides to AI contract review by practice area, covering data privacy, IT managed services, IP licensing, construction, music, investment funds, procurement, and private equity.

How to review LPAs and side letters with AI: the LPA provisions LPs negotiate, how MFN elections work, an MFN tracker you can copy, and the 2026 regulatory context.

How to review music agreements with AI: a worked recoupment example, cross-collateralization, controlled composition at the 2026 mechanical rate, 360 deals, and the seven-year rule.