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Harvey to open Boston office. Harvey is opening an office in Boston this fall to work more closely with law firms, in-house legal teams, and universities across New England. by Harvey Team - Oct 1, 2026 Boston is home to universities, hospitals, and businesses that shape industries and drive research globally. Lawyers are central to that progress. This fall, Harvey will open an office in Boston to work more closely with them. Its customers across the area reflect the breadth of the legal market, from global law firms and specialized practices to in-house teams. They include law firms Ropes & Gray, Mintz, Foley Hoag, and Verrill, as well as in-house legal teams at DraftKings, athenahealth and Toast. Through its law school program, Harvey also partner with Boston University to invest in the next generation of lawyers. The office will deepen those relationships, bring Harvey closer to legal teams across New England, and support its rapid growth with law firms and in-house teams alike. Katie Burke, Chief Operating Officer at Harvey said, "Both our Chief Revenue Officer and our VP of Commercial started their sales careers in Boston, and many of our customers are either headquartered or operate here, so it seemed a natural fit for us to invest in opening an office. Lawyers are central to so much of what happens in Boston, and we look forward to building a great team here to support our customers in New England and beyond." Jessica Collins, Chief Legal Officer at athenahealth said, "Harvey has been an invaluable tool for our legal team to help drive efficiency and impact at athenahealth. As legal organizations play a more pivotal role in AI transformation at their companies, they need a tool purpose-built for legal with privacy and security as a top priority. We are excited to have the Harvey team opening in Boston." Harvey has 10 employees in Boston today across Legal Innovation, Marketing, People, Commercial Legal, Customer Success, and Sales. Boston's depth of talent is a key reason Harvey is building that team here as Harvey serve a wider range of customers. Harvey is actively hiring across sales, recruiting, legal engineering, and customer success. Harvey.ai/careers Last updated: October 1, 2026

Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan invests US$50 million in AI firm Harvey. TORONTO - Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan has invested US$50 million in Harvey, a Canadian firm developing AI tools for law firms. The investment was made by Teachers' Venture Growth. It was part a funding round by Harvey co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners that raised a total of US$600 million. Harvey's tools are used in to help streamline work in areas including contract analysis, due diligence, compliance and litigation. It has more than 3,000 customers around the world. Rick Prostko, senior managing director at Teachers' Venture Growth, says Harvey has built a strong position with Canadian customers and, as a Canadian institution, Ontario Teachers' is positioned to help accelerate it. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 24, 2026. The Canadian Press

Legal AI giant Harvey picks London to lead pro bono push. News Reporter Legal AI firm Harvey has chosen London to launch a new product designed to help lawyers tackle pro bono work, as the US-headquartered start-up looks to accelerate its growth into new areas of the legal industry. The new pro bono offering, launched in London and available to Harvey's customers in the UK, US and Australia from Tuesday, will give law firms tools to help tackle the high volumes of free legal advice they offer across areas like housing support, veterans services and social welfare claims. Harvey has partnered with senior pro bono leaders from Ashurst Perkins Coie, DLA Piper and Nelson Mullins to launch the new initiative. Speaking with City AM, Harvey's chief operating officer, Katie Burke, said the company had chosen London as it was "an epicentre for the legal market". "So many of our customers are either based there or global multinational firms are conducting a ton of business there, so when we thought about where to put the responsible business programme, it made sense that it would be headquartered out of London," she said. "There's a lot more focus on how businesses should think about responsible AI, and so we want to be pioneering that conversation alongside our customers," Burke added. News updates. Stay ahead with our three daily briefings delivering all the key market moves, top business and political stories, and incisive analysis straight to your inbox. Founded in 2022, Harvey's first customer was City-based law firm, A&O Shearman. Burke said "our business would not exist fundamentally" without them. "It's grown significantly since then. Now we have hundreds of folks based in London. We've gotten so big, we're expanding out of our existing floor in King's Cross, which is a good sign," Burke said. The chief operating officer added that "it's telling that in the investment we're making we're headquartering both of those key initiatives out of London. And it's a testament to the quality of talent we see there, but also the demand from our customer base." Responsibility initiatives set Harvey apart. The legal tech market is a competitive landscape as Harvey jostles for market share with the likes of Legora and Clio. Telecoms giant Vodafone also pushed into the legal tech market in August after announcing it was co-developing a legal tech tool. However, Burke said the pro bono programme sets Harvey apart as it is important to their customers "from a business perspective, but also on the personal side of things." "In pretty much every customer meeting I've been in or every prospect customer meeting, we were hearing about the importance of this initiative," she told City AM.