Harvey partners with BigLaw firms for new AI-powered pro bono program
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The program will commence with a select group of law firm partners, consisting of senior pro bono leaders from Ashurst Perkins Coie, DLA Piper, and Nelson Mullins. The firms will be focusing on practical tools for high-volume casework, reusable resources, and more efficient workflows. Alongside this work, Harvey will explore partnerships with frontline legal service organisations, using what it learns to develop scalable solutions that can help more people access the legal support they need. The expanding pro bono impact Harvey's program will utilise its technology, people, and expertise to increase the capacity of pro bono teams and deepen their impact. By commencing with a small pilot group, Harvey aims to build a detailed understanding of how its products can assist with the vital work lawyers do every day. The company outlined the key priorities of creating custom agents to increase high-volume pro bono casework such as housing support, veterans services and social welfare claims. Furthermore, it aims to develop templates and knowledge resources that can be used across the legal services industry. And its final priority is to build repeatable workflows that allow pro bono teams to set aside more time to support their clients. Sarah Morton-Ramwell, a global pro bono and social impact partner at Ashurst Perkins Coie, noted that the program is ultimately designed to build...
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