Provided by Lighthouse
Lighthouse partners with corporate legal departments, Am Law firms, and multinational organizations on high-stakes litigation, investigations, regulatory response, and compliance matters. The team combines deep legal expertise with LighthouseIQ, its AI-powered legal intelligence platform, which includes IQ Answers, IQ Case Strategy, IQ Review, and IQ Priv. Together, these applications enable natural-language data interrogation, case strategy development, responsive review, and privilege analysis at unprecedented scale.
LighthouseIQ has been proven across more than 1.4 billion documents, with the ability to analyze up to 33 million documents in a single day, and has delivered outputs accepted by regulators, including the FTC and DOJ.
Recent standout work includes helping clients uncover critical evidence earlier in the matter lifecycle, reducing review populations by hundreds of thousands of documents, accelerating investigations from months to days, and generating multimillion-dollar savings through AI-powered review and privilege workflows. As C.J. Mahoney, Partner and Global Head of eDiscovery and Litigation Technology at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, noted: “With LighthouseIQ, we can get to critical insight much faster and make informed decisions earlier in the lifecycle of a matter,” enabling legal teams to reach defensible, data-backed outcomes more quickly.
Provided by Chambers
Lighthouse is an eDiscovery and document review business with a strong focus on integrating AI into its processes. Its platforms integrate with widely-used eDiscovery platforms like Relativity while reducing the need for human review.
Cassie Blum, a practice manager at Lighthouse, is a key contact.
Lighthouse designed and managed an AI workflow to enable a multinational telecoms company to respond to an antitrust Second Request which encompassed more than 30TB of data. The team used AI to handle a relevance review, create a standardised names list and surface high-risk documents automatically. Its privilege classification model excluded roughly 780,000 of 1.7 million documents in the set, and the firm produced more than 10TB of data and 20 million images to the regulator with no errors.
Provided by Chambers
They are resourceful with a deep bench for support and knowledge on complex and sophisticated matters.
They are resourceful with a deep bench for support and knowledge on complex and sophisticated matters.