VfB Stuttgart names Harvey Official Club Partner. by Harvey Team - Apr 7, 2026 Harvey, the leading AI platform for legal and professional services, and VfB Stuttgart today announced a multi-year partnership, naming Harvey the Official Club Partner. Through the partnership, Harvey will have a presence across VfB Stuttgart's matchday environment, including in-stadium advertising at the MHP Arena. The partnership also includes opportunities to engage Harvey customers through gameday experiences at the Porsche Tunnel Club and access to the Club's business network. With Harvey's Munich office recently opened, the partnership reflects the company's continued investment in Germany and its broader expansion across Europe. Harvey already supports many of the region's leading organizations, and this alliance underscores its commitment to the German market, with Stuttgart serving as a key economic hub and center of industry and innovation. VfB Stuttgart's global fanbase and strong connection to its local community help deepen relationships with Harvey's customers and partners, while creating meaningful opportunities for the Club to engage with leading organizations across the region. "Germany is a key market for us, and with our team on the ground and our office now open in the country, this partnership marks an important step in building our presence and strengthening relationships across the region. We're excited to partner with VfB Stuttgart and continue building on this momentum," said Winston Weinberg, CEO and Co-Founder of Harvey. "We warmly welcome Harvey to our partner family and look forward to a successful collaboration. Harvey will be able to generate new added value for his customers and partners through the strength and diversity of our business platform," emphasizes Alexander Wehrle, CEO of VfB Stuttgart.

Harvey secures $200M at an $11B valuation as AI agents reshape the legal industry CWEB Business news. Add to Favorite March 31, 2026 Views: 10004 * Harvey raised $200 million at an $11 billion valuation to expand its AI agents for legal and professional services. * More than 100,000 lawyers across 1,300 organizations now rely on Harvey for contract analysis, compliance, due diligence, and litigation. * The company's rapid growth highlights how vertical AI startups are gaining momentum despite broader competition from OpenAI and Anthropic. Legal work is no longer just assisted by artificial intelligence - it is increasingly being executed by AI agents that manage complex workflows from start to finish. Harvey, a platform purpose-built for law firms and in-house legal teams, has raised $200 million in fresh capital at an $11 billion valuation, signaling a major shift in how the legal sector adopts specialized AI infrastructure. The company's rapid ascent underscores a broader trend: vertical AI startups are gaining substantial traction even as general-purpose AI giants continue to expand their dominance. The round was co-led by returning investors GIC and Sequoia, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue, Conviction Partners, Elad Gil, Evantic, and Kleiner Perkins. Harvey has now raised over $1 billion in total funding, a figure that reflects the depth of investor confidence in its sector-specific approach. The new capital will be used to scale the AI agents that customers deploy across their organizations and to expand embedded legal engineering teams globally, ensuring that firms can implement and customize the technology at a deeper level. Harvey's origins trace back to a cold email sent by its co-founders - Gabe Pereyra, a former DeepMind AI researcher, and Winston Weinberg, a securities and antitrust litigator who previously practiced at O'Melveny & Myers. Experimenting independently with ChatGPT, they recognized the untapped potential to transform legal workflows and reached out to OpenAI, which later became an investor. That early insight has since evolved into a platform now used by more than 100,000 lawyers across 1,300 organizations, from global law firms to corporate legal departments. The company is among the fastest-growing players in the application layer of AI, driven by a fundamental shift in legal work. High-volume and increasingly complex tasks - such as contract analysis, compliance, due diligence, and litigation support - are moving to AI agents that manage processes from start to finish. Harvey recently launched its Customer Advisory Board to deepen collaboration with leading clients, and it has strengthened its executive bench with the appointments of Siva Gurumurthy as Chief Technology Officer and John Haddock as Chief Business Officer. "AI isn't just assisting lawyers. It's becoming the system through which legal work gets done," said Winston Weinberg, CEO and co-founder of Harvey. "The law firms and in-house teams leading the way are building agents that execute complex workflows so lawyers can focus on judgment, strategy, and outcomes."

Harvey hires Omar Puertas from Cuatrecasas. * Moves * 31/03/2026 * 2 minutes read As anticipated by the lawyer in a post on his LinkedIn profile a week ago, Omar Puertas has moved to Harvey from Cuatrecasas, where built a career spanning international arbitration and, more recently, artificial intelligence in the legal sector. Reflecting on his departure, Puertas said in a post on his LinkedIn profile: "I spent 25 years at Cuatrecasas. Long enough for a law firm to stop being a law firm and become something else - a way of being, a way of seeing." Explaining his move, he said: "You feel it before you understand it; that moment when what lies ahead starts calling you more than what you already have. I've just joined Harvey. My two passions, law and technology, finally together." The profile. Puertas joined Cuatrecasas in 2000 in Barcelona and later played a key role in the firm's international expansion, relocating to Shanghai in 2007 to launch its first Asia office. He served as managing partner of the Shanghai office until 2019, advising on cross-border disputes and investments across Asia, Europe and Latin America.