Synopsis:

Lighthouse will provide an overview of large language models (LLMs) and their role in enhancing legal and investigative workflows. We will discuss how LLMs can support both production document review and fact development review, highlighting the differences in objectives and best practices for each. The session will also explore how AI can accelerate matter analysis by identifying key issues, patterns, and insights more efficiently. Additional topics include using AI to assist with custodian identification, performing sentiment analysis, and generating timelines to better understand case events and communications. The meeting will conclude with an open question-and-answer session to address participant questions and discuss practical applications.

Presenters:
Mike Haw, Associate Director, Client Services - Lighthouse

Mike is a Client Services Director at Lighthouse with more than 20 years of experience leading complex eDiscovery matters for a diverse client base. Prior to Lighthouse, Mike held legal support roles at the U.S. Department of Justice and served as a Senior Paralegal at Arnold & Porter and Ropes & Gray. Mike brings deep experience managing HSR/Second Request matters and has led these engagements across the full lifecycle of eDiscovery. He is recognized for building high-performing teams and designing efficient, defensible workflows to meet client needs at scale. Mike holds degrees from the University of Maryland and Harvard University, where he earned a master’s degree in Information Management Systems. He is passionate about leveraging legal technology to deliver practical, client-focused solutions.

John Del Piero – Vice President, Sales - Lighthouse

John focuses on developing integrated partnerships with law firms and corporations to manage fast-moving, complex litigation and investigations. He manages relationships with various AmLaw 200, Global 100, and Fortune 500 clients. John has overseen some of the most complex engagements including global antitrust investigations from both US and EU institutions, large-scale FERC investigations, FCPA matters, and complex class actions. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with an engineering and economics degree and is known for helping clients develop repeatable, integrated, and defensible processes.

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