Harvey AI
Harvey launched in 2022 with a GPT-4-based product for case research, drafting, and document review tailored to elite law firms. Allen & Overy and PwC became flagship customers. By mid-2025 Harvey had raised over $500M across Sequoia, Kleiner, GV, and OpenAI's Startup Fund at a $5B+ valuation and counted most of the AmLaw 100 as customers. The product, team, and roadmap continue to grow.
Why Abandoned
Active customer base across AmLaw 100, $5B+ valuation funding in 2025, weekly product updates, growing team. No degradation signals.
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📅 Timeline
Harvey launches with OpenAI partnership
https://openai.com/index/harvey-partners-with-openai/
Allen & Overy rolls Harvey out firmwide
https://www.allenovery.com/en-gb/global/news-and-insights/news/ao-announces-exclusive-launch-of-allenoverysrev-ao-harvey
Raises $300M Series D at $5B valuation
https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/23/harvey-raises-300m-series-d-at-5b-valuation/
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Who uses Harvey?
Most of the AmLaw 100, plus the Big Four. Harvey is built for large firms; pricing and onboarding are not aimed at solos.
Is Harvey just GPT-4 in a wrapper?
It started as GPT-4 plus legal workflows. Harvey now uses a multi-model stack including custom fine-tunes and retrieval over firm-specific data.
How is Harvey different from Thomson Reuters CoCounsel?
Both target large law firms. Harvey ships faster and is more startup-y; CoCounsel sits inside the Thomson Reuters/Westlaw distribution.
Can I get a personal Harvey account?
No. Harvey sells only into firms with seat-based enterprise contracts. Individual lawyers should use ChatGPT or Claude.