Lopezmarqués adopts Harvey across litigation and arbitration, commercial and company law, and white-collar practices, grounded in its own knowledge bases
- Scale
- No financial terms disclosed
- Vendors
- Harvey AI
- Significance
- Low
- Confidence
- Reported
Why this matters
This firm has moved past pilots into deployment, with Harvey AI in the stack. A directional signal rather than a step change.
On 4 November 2026 Harvey announced that Spanish firm Lopezmarqués has adopted Harvey in three practices to review large volumes of documentary evidence, reconstruct chronologies, build on prior work and precedents, and support research within selected internal knowledge bases. Managing Partner Juan José López Marqués says working from the firm's own case history keeps traceability and confidentiality. No seat counts or terms disclosed.
""Artificial intelligence does not replace a lawyer's judgement; it enhances it." — Juan José López Marqués, Managing Partner, Lopezmarqués"
- Scale / Terms
- No financial terms disclosed
- Significance
- Low
- Source type
- Vendor Announcement
Vendors involved
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