Latham Announces Firmwide Deployment of Harvey
- Significance
- High
- Confidence
- Confirmed
Why this matters
Latham & Watkins has moved past pilots into deployment. This is a high-significance signal for buyers benchmarking their panel.
Latham & Watkins signed an enterprise license for a firmwide rollout of Harvey's generative AI platform, making it available to more than 3,600 attorneys globally plus business professionals, with all attorneys expected to be trained by year-end. It was the largest AmLaw commitment to Harvey in 2025, covering research, document analysis, and drafting.
""Latham has a long track record of investing in leading-edge technologies to support our team in the service of our clients, with Harvey being the latest addition." — Rene Mendoza, Chief Information Officer, Latham & Watkins"
- Significance
- High
- Source type
- Firm Press Release
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