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Harvey

Generative AI platform for legal professionals

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Memory Types

semantic, legal-precedent, case-context

Integrations

legal-databases, document-management, email


Overview


Harvey is a generative AI platform specifically designed for legal professionals, helping with research, document drafting, analysis, and due diligence. Having raised $100 million, Harvey has established itself as the leading AI platform for law firms and legal departments. The platform is trained on legal-specific data and fine-tuned for legal workflows.


Used by major law firms including Allen & Overy, Harvey assists lawyers with tasks like contract analysis, legal research, memo drafting, and due diligence review. The platform understands legal concepts, citations, and jurisdictional differences, making it significantly more useful for legal work than general-purpose LLMs.


Key Features


  • **Legal Research**: AI-powered case law and statute research
  • **Document Drafting**: Generate legal documents and contracts
  • **Due Diligence**: Analyze documents for M&A and transactions
  • **Contract Analysis**: Review and extract from agreements
  • **Jurisdiction-Aware**: Understands different legal systems
  • **Citation Checking**: Verifies legal citations
  • **Precedent Matching**: Find relevant case precedents
  • **Secure & Compliant**: Built for law firm security requirements

    • When to Use Harvey


    Harvey is ideal for:

  • Large law firms handling complex matters
  • Corporate legal departments
  • M&A due diligence processes
  • Contract review and analysis
  • Legal research and memo drafting
  • Organizations with high legal spend

    • Pros


  • Purpose-built for legal industry
  • Trained on legal-specific data
  • Used by top-tier law firms
  • Understands legal concepts deeply
  • Strong security and compliance
  • Significant funding and backing
  • Can reduce legal costs substantially
  • Better than general LLMs for legal work

    • Cons


  • Enterprise-only (not accessible to small firms)
  • Expensive implementation
  • Requires legal expertise to use effectively
  • Limited to legal use cases
  • Still requires human review and oversight
  • May not cover all jurisdictions equally
  • Long sales cycles
  • Custom pricing only

    • Pricing


  • **Enterprise Only**: Custom pricing per firm
  • **Typical**: Six to seven figures annually for large firms
  • **Contact Sales**: No public pricing

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