A UK law firm of a couple hundred lawyers is researching whether Harvey or Legora already supports custom diligence review allocation, red flag drafting, and edit-tracking workflows before...

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        "excerpt": "Iteration friction is the bit better prompts won’t fix. What’s worked for me is making the feedback a side effect of review lawyers already have to do, so nobody is ever asked to “improve the skill”.\n\n Have the skill output findings as separate items (issue, doc ID, page, risk level, how confident it is), not a prose report. The report gets compiled at the end from the approved items.\n\n The review",
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        "excerpt": "You're not off the mark. Building in-house on Azure so the data stays put is pretty much what mid-size firms are doing now, and it makes sense if you have an innovation team that can sit with the lawyers.\n\n On Harvey/Legora: from what I've seen, they're strongest at the review and drafting assistance itself. The allocation and tracking side, and especially the loop where you feed lawyer edits back",
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        "excerpt": "My firm is doing something similar. We’re building skills within the department for tasks we do and sharing that out to a wider team or AI superuser group. I’m really proud of the effort we’re putting in and it appears to be ahead of what others in our (geographical) area are doing",
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        "excerpt": "There is overlap with Harvey’s published workflow: its own write-up describes using a Vault review table as a source, alongside a memo template, to draft a diligence memo: https://www.harvey.ai/blog/from-intake-to-deliverable-with-harvey\n\n I’d ask a vendor to demonstrate reviewer allocation and capture of edits separately; the table-to-memo description alone doesn’t establish those parts of your p",
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