Harvey prepares next-gen lawyers for an AI-driven world, expands into Tokyo
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With the company looking to work with more than 100 law schools across the world, Harvey is supporting educators and students in developing the necessary skills required for modern-day legal practice. This comes after the AI software company recently partnered with BigLaw firms for a new AI-powered pro bono program, with the aim of expanding justice accessibility across the UK, Australia, and the US. In addition, Harvey is expanding its global presence by establishing a Tokyo office, which is planned to open in early 2027, deepening its commitment to supporting law firms and in-house legal teams in Japan. Preparing the next generation of lawyers for an AI-led profession The team at Harvey has seen an opportunity to help educators prepare the next generation of lawyers, by working across more than 100 law schools globally. Harvey's chief strategy officer, Keith Enright, has worked with senior legal leaders at the intersection of technology and the delivery of legal work, highlighting the challenges and opportunities being faced by the profession. Enright noted that many firms are investing heavily in AI and anticipate that graduates will arrive at law firms in an "AI-efficient" manner and with an eagerness to use the tools. Increasing law student exposure to AI during legal education is seen as an advantage for future associates by making them more marketable to employers of...
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