Addleshaw Goddard rolls Harvey out to all 3,400+ staff and will co-develop legal AI with it

Nov 9, 2026
Addleshaw Goddard will provide Harvey to its entire workforce from January 2027 and work with the company to develop legal AI tools and services.

Addleshaw Goddard will provide Harvey to more than 3,400 lawyers and business services professionals from January 2027, the law firm said in an announcement. The rollout will cover its workforce across Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Addleshaw Goddard's Innovation Group will work with Harvey's product and legal engineering teams to develop and test legal AI capabilities. The companies also plan quarterly sessions with selected clients to identify legal service challenges and create tools where appropriate.

The agreement follows a three-month assessment in which 400 Addleshaw Goddard partners, lawyers, legal technologists and business services staff tested several platforms. The firm has already helped Harvey improve Review Tables, including source checking, preservation of reviewed work, sharing and performance.

Managing partner Andrew Johnston called it the most significant technology transformation in the London-headquartered firm's history. Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg said AG has been an AI leader for years.

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