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Lighthouse Launches AI Platform for Legal Teams
Lighthouse has launched LighthouseIQ, an AI-based legal intelligence platform designed for eDiscovery, litigation, and investigations work. Lighthouse unveiled LighthouseIQ on Friday, introducing an A
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Lighthouse has launched LighthouseIQ, an AI-based legal intelligence platform designed for eDiscovery, litigation, and investigations work.
Lighthouse unveiled LighthouseIQ on Friday, introducing an AI platform and application suite that accepts natural language input and produces analysis based on training across 1.4 billion documents. The company built the platform for corporate legal departments, compliance teams, and law firms handling eDiscovery, litigation, and investigations.
The platform addresses growing volumes of enterprise data and increased regulatory scrutiny. Legal teams face demands for faster answers while working with tighter resources, creating pressure to improve efficiency in document review and case preparation.
Early Adoption
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton used LighthouseIQ during its early rollout. The firm's eDiscovery and litigation technology group applied the software in a recent matter.
"Before LighthouseIQ, we did not have an efficient way to surface key documents early enough to influence case strategy," said C.J. Mahoney, Partner and Global Head of eDiscovery and Litigation Technology at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton. "With LighthouseIQ, we can get to critical insight much faster and make informed decisions earlier in the lifecycle of a matter."
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