Harvey Says Partners Now Make Up 23% of Law Firm Users
Harvey says partners now account for 23% of its law firm users, according to data published in a company blog post. The number of partners using the legal AI platform is more than four times higher than a year ago.
Associate utilization was 25 percentage points higher at firms where partner utilization ranked in the top quartile. Corporate law, including mergers and acquisitions, generated the most queries, followed by litigation, banking and finance, and real estate. Litigation, real estate, intellectual property, and family law were the fastest growing practice groups by query volume.
Harvey serves customers in more than 85 countries. Monthly active users grew about fourfold in Mexico and nearly twelvefold in South Korea from a year earlier. The United States and United Kingdom remain its largest markets by user count, followed by Germany and Australia.
The figures come from usage of Harvey's own platform, which the company sells to law firms, and were not independently verified.
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