Harvey expands to UK barristers' chambers as elite sets sign up
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- Harvey AI
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This firm has moved past pilots into deployment, with Harvey AI in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
Harvey is extending its platform to UK barrister chambers, with multiple elite sets signing up. The move takes legal AI beyond solicitors' firms to the independent bar and is framed as narrowing the technology gap between chambers and the solicitors who instruct them. Chamber names and terms are not visible in the accessible portion of the Law.com report.
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