Harvey launches a litigation capability built on a fact graph that extracts facts from case documents, flags inconsistencies and drafts chronologies and deposition outlines
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- Harvey AI
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- Medium
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- Reported
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 has launched a capability for lawsuits and internal investigations built on its fact graph. It reads large volumes of case documents, extracts relevant facts, flags inconsistencies and maintains a shared record that updates as new material arrives, and Harvey agents draft chronologies, deposition outlines and briefs from that record.
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