The Brief:
Squire Patton Boggs goes all in on Harvey, rolling out the platform firm-wide across its global network.
The tie-up isn’t just a licence deal. Squires is getting a seat at the table as a design partner on Harvey’s next launches.
Squire Patton Boggs has picked Harvey as its legal AI platform of choice, going global with the rollout.
The firm’s framing it as the next step in staying ahead of the curve, doubling down on tech-driven service for clients across its network.
Global Managing Partner Traci Martinez flagged the design partnership as the real win.
“One of the reasons we chose to partner with Harvey is the opportunity to be design partners with their team on forthcoming launches, ensuring that our lawyers have the best AI platform available and that we are part of shaping how the industry evolves alongside AI as a technology,” Martinez said.
Harvey often turns to its law firm clients to help design key features before they go live. For example, Mallesons was one of the global design partners that shaped how Harvey’s new Memory feature works.
“Squire Patton Boggs is known for matching international reach with local expertise in a manner that clients have come to rely on,” Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg said. “Seeing the firm adopt Harvey is a real honour for our team.”
Source: Squire Patton Boggs