Harvey announces new partnership to power evidence-backed legal work

Litigation teams will be able to work with evidence from Everlaw directly in Harvey, helping them move faster from discovery to strategy. Litigation can involve enormous volumes of data, with millions of documents and complex metadata living within platforms built to store, process, and index it — all with a verifiable chain of custody. Legal […]

Memory is Here: Harvey, Personalised

Harvey remembers how you work — carrying your preferences across every session and surface, so each output reflects how you actually practice. Every lawyer has their non-negotiables. The Oxford comma is essential, or it’s clutter. “Shall” is sacred, or it’s archaic and struck on sight. Anglo-Saxon rooted words preferred to Romance-rooted words. Until now, AI […]

Delegate file search and organisation to Harvey

Agentic Vault Search and Organization help legal teams find the right documents and bring more structure to large, complex Vaults. A partner asks for every change of control provision across the vendor agreements. Before anyone can answer, someone has to first work out which files in a folder named “Contracts_Round2_FINAL” actually contain those clauses. Sometimes […]

Harvey: Contract review agents that turn past deals into better outcomes

Turn your team’s precedents, guidelines, and judgment into a custom review agent that accelerates reviews and improves negotiated outcomes. Every contract that crosses an in-house team’s desk carries the weight of decisions that came before it: the fallback accepted last quarter, the clause that always escalates to a commercial approver, the payment terms that got […]

Build and update review tables with the Harvey Agent

Every action in a Review Table can now be delegated to the Harvey Agent in plain language, so the table can be reshaped, corrected, and routed as fast as the matter changes. A litigation team finishes building a review table across hundreds of documents in a discovery production. The “privilege designation” column needs to be […]

Harvey’s custom agents now run directly in Word

Your team’s custom agents, the same agents you built around your own positions, formats, and review approach, now run directly in the Harvey for Word Add-in.   Today, we’re introducing Custom Agents for Word: the same custom agents your team has built in Agent Builder, are now available directly in the Harvey for Word Add-in. […]

Harvey: How law firms turn AI adoption into firmwide transformation

Five conditions shape successful AI transformation at firms: leadership behavior, capability-building, communication, organizational structures, and technology access. At many law firms, lawyers are using AI tools regularly with real gains inside individual matters and practice groups. It’s proving harder to turn that adoption into change that holds across the entire firm. That gap has little […]

A smarter inbox built for legal work: The new Harvey for Outlook

The only legal AI platform that searches your full inbox, so you can draft replies faster and know what needs attention first. A lawyer’s inbox holds more than messages. It holds a client’s last update, a redline from opposing counsel, a vendor contract request, the full history of a matter, and more. Making sense of […]

Harvey Tenet research review

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. […]

Harvey: Analyse the full scope of legal evidence, not just the documents

Harvey now supports audio and video transcription along with enhanced image understanding. Legal work has never lived entirely in text — exhibit images, deposition recordings, org charts buried in a merger agreement. Until now, Harvey could read the words around these but not the visuals or recordings themselves, which meant pulling files out to review […]