Bitfury Group's three-lawyer legal team uses Harvey to draft transactions to about 80% before outside counsel review, per Harvey case study
- Vendors
- Harvey AI
- Significance
- Medium
- Confidence
- Confirmed
Why this matters
This firm has made a tracked AI move, with Harvey AI in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
Harvey's customer story says Bitfury Group's three in-house lawyers now prepare transaction documents roughly 80% of the way to a final draft in Harvey for Word and engage outside counsel solely to review specific transactions, and run investment diligence through Harvey's Vault. Why it matters: a client describing outside counsel's role shrinking from drafting to review, and saying a firm's AI sophistication is part of how it selects counsel.
- Significance
- Medium
- Source type
- Vendor Announcement
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