Introducing Harvey Tenet, our first post-trained open-weight model, with promising initial results for legal AI performance and cost-efficiency. Over the past six months, Harvey’s research agenda has focused on two goals: Building frontier legal intelligence using open-weight models; and Creating systems to allow law firms to build their own specialized models and own their intelligence. […]
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If you sound like every lawyer, what are you selling? Smarter Drafter
Why the firms that connect AI to their own precedent library will outwork and outlast the ones that don’t. Every law firm using AI right now has the same problem. They just haven’t named it yet. The models are the same. The training data is the same. And increasingly, the first drafts are starting to look […]
Hugh James achieves CRM data hygiene goals by partnering with LexisNexis InterAction+ AI
Hugh James is a Top 100 UK law firm, employing more than 750 staff from its headquarters in Cardiff and in offices located in London, Manchester, Plymouth and Southampton. The firm provides a full range of legal services across a variety of industries, including banking and finance, property and construction, technology, media and telecommunications, energy […]
Why digital ID verification is now critical for due diligence – VSiD
Rising fraud levels mean higher expectations for client due diligence Fraud continues to pose a significant threat to businesses and individuals across the UK, with identity fraud remaining the most prevalent form of financial crime. According to Cifas’ 2026 Fraudscape Report, more than 444,000 cases were filed to the National Fraud Database during 2025. This […]
Epigram on the foundations of employer brand: comprehension, consistency and confidence
Employer brand is often discussed in terms of attraction and recruitment.
LEAP: Is legal AI becoming ‘mandatory’ in criminal law?
There is understandable caution around the idea that AI could become ‘mandatory’ in legal practice. Strictly speaking, there is no rule requiring lawyers to use AI on cases, and I do not believe we are at the point where anyone can say it is compulsory.
