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Harvey

🌎 harvey.ai

Harvey is a generative AI company based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in building custom large language models (LLMs) for elite law firms. The company aims to tackle complex legal challenges across various practice areas and jurisdictions, providing a suite of products tailored for legal workflows, including contract analysis, due diligence, and litigation support. Backed by notable investors such as Sequoia and OpenAI, Harvey is focused on making AI actionable and useful for professionals in the legal sector.

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Harvey - Latest News and Updates

• Harvey has successfully rolled out its secure legal generative AI platform at Lewis Silkin, enhancing the firm's technology capabilities.
• Harvey led a $450 million funding week for legal tech companies, highlighting strong investor interest in AI tools for lawyers.
• Pat Grady announced a deeper partnership with Harvey to build an AI-native application business.
• Harvey will be featured on the Startup Grind mainstage in April with Gabe Pereyra and GV team.
• Harvey is now used by lawyers in 42 countries and most of the top 10 US law firms.

• Bo Lin has joined Harvey as a Data Analytics Manager, previously serving as the Director of Data Science & Analytics at Rula in the United States.
• Harvey was added to the list of AI agents and assistants by Agentville.
• Harvey CEO and Co-Founder Winston Weinberg discussed the company's work with major firms like Bridgewater, KKR, PWC, and O’Melveny on the No Priors podcast episode released on February 14, 2025.

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