Jason He

Jason He is a legal technology expert with more than 15 years of experience in bureau, regulatory body, corporate and law firm roles. Mr. He’s expertise includes e-discovery, analytics and custom artificial intelligence solutions, supporting corporate, law firm and government clients in collecting, processing and reviewing large volumes of data in preparation for legal and regulatory matters.

Mr. He brings expertise in creating customised process workflows in preparation for royal commissions, regulatory responses and class action litigations. He has led high-profile matters both globally and in Australia, across multiple jurisdictions.

Mr. He’s extensive experience supporting complex matters includes leveraging bespoke AI solutions to narrow large sets of data for efficient, defensible and insightful review and production. He also leverages large language models and generative AI capabilities to assist clients with classifying documents and improving review outcomes. In addition, he has led several data breach response and sensitive data remediation projects to identify and extract personally identifiable information and has designed custom workflows to facilitate notifications to affected entities and individuals.

Mr. He has led regulatory responses related to misconduct in the financial services sector and managed numerous ‘Orders for Papers’ (Standing Order 52) requests for government bodies, producing documents within tight deadlines.

Relevant Experience:

• Led data handling, review platform management, managed document review processes and workflow setup to produce documents for royal commission responses
• Processed and produced documents and managed database and electronic courtroom setup, designing the automated redaction and replacement of officer names to pseudonyms in all public reports and online documents in a complex matter
• Collected, processed, reviewed and produced five terabytes of data within three months for parliament, leading a review with more than 100 users and 1 million documents within a two-month timeline