Harvey introduced agentic search for connected document systems, allowing lawyers to search connected documents without selecting files first. Search results link to their sources so lawyers can review prior work in context.

Teachers’ Venture Growth completed a US$50 million investment in Harvey as an extension of Harvey’s recent funding round, which was co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The investment brought the round’s total to US$600 million.

Global law firm Squire Patton Boggs selected Harvey for a global rollout of its legal AI solution. The firms also plan to work together on forthcoming tools, with Squire Patton Boggs acting as a design partner.

Harvey announced the acquisition of Guardrails AI, an AI security platform focused on agent reliability, simulation, and risk management. Guardrails AI co-founders Shreya Rajpal and Zayd Simjee, along with their team, will join Harvey’s product and engineering organization.

Harvey announced a $550 million funding round at a $15.5 billion valuation, co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Existing investors participated alongside new investors including Sapphire Ventures and Whale Rock; the funding will support Harvey’s legal AI models and platform expansion.

Macpherson Kelley, an Australian commercial law firm, announced a firmwide deployment of Harvey across its lawyers and all eight practice groups. The rollout follows a year-long evaluation and pilot, with Harvey supporting litigation, drafting, review, and other complex legal work.

GE Aerospace announced that it deployed Harvey across its Legal & Compliance organization. GE Aerospace is also serving as a design partner for Harvey’s Contract Intelligence product, helping shape capabilities for contract reviews, negotiations, and portfolio insights.

Harvey announced that global intellectual-property law firm Finnegan is deploying Harvey to its legal professionals firmwide. The rollout will be combined with Finnegan Goldmine, the firm’s proprietary platform built on more than 60 years of specialized IP expertise.

Harvey announced that FBT Gibbons is making its generative AI platform available to the firm’s lawyers and professionals firmwide. The expanded deployment builds on FBT Gibbons’s existing use of Harvey collaboration spaces and its broader investment in data, technology, and innovation.

Harvey announced a firmwide deployment at Jackson Lewis P.C., covering more than 1,100 attorneys across more than 60 offices. Jackson Lewis selected Harvey after evaluating AI platforms and will work with Harvey’s Legal Engineering and implementation teams on firm-specific applications.

Harvey announced that Nelson Mullins is deploying Harvey across all of its practice groups. The national law firm selected Harvey for its legal-specific capabilities, client collaboration features, and dedicated support from Harvey’s Legal Engineering and Innovation team.

On August 21, Harvey and PacerPro announced a partnership that will bring PacerPro’s structured federal and state court records into Harvey’s legal AI platform. The integration is intended to support docket monitoring, litigation workflow automation, and real-time filing alerts.

On August 19, DeepL announced that Harvey selected DeepL to power secure, context-aware document translation directly inside Harvey’s platform. The integration supports more than 100 languages and handles over one-third of Harvey’s total document-translation volume.

Davis Wright Tremaine, a law firm with more than 600 lawyers, announced firmwide access to Harvey as part of a broader AI expansion that also includes Microsoft Copilot and Microsoft’s AI Frontier Suite. Harvey will support drafting, research, review, analysis, and other document-intensive workflows while maintaining professional judgment and verification.

DeepJudge introduced the Agent Handoff Protocol, an open protocol that lets users move between AI platforms while carrying the context needed to continue their work. Harvey is implementing an integration entering beta in August, while Thomson Reuters said it will support the protocol in CoCounsel for Legal.

Harvey announced a slate of August product releases on August 13, including Command Center for AI-program adoption analytics, AI-powered ethical walls through Intapp Walls, per-party access controls, and a Shared Spaces activity feed. The update also expanded Harvey’s capabilities across Outlook, iManage, Word, mobile, multiple AI models, DeepL translation, Tirant lo Blanch content, and more than 100 legal research sources.

Harvey appointed Rachel Hepworth as Chief Marketing Officer.