Harvey's $8 billion question: How much money does it actually save lawyers?

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Winston Weinberg

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2025 sparked a legal tech funding frenzy. Here were some of the notable deals.

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Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia
Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia

Legora; Casium; Eudia

Legal tech has had a breakout year for VC funding, which reached $3.2 billion in 2025. As the sector attracts investment, questions remain about a bubble and real revenue gains. Meanwhile, law firms are exploring ways to utilize AI to deliver better and faster service.

New York is the San Francisco of legal tech

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Legora

One of legal's hottest AI startups says it's cracked a way for law firms to get richer

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Max Junestrand

Legora

Harvey's already acquainted with Big Law. Now, it wants to shake up law schools.

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Harvey's founders say OpenAI is 'indirectly' its biggest competitor

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Harvey cofounders Winston Weinberg and Gabe Pereyra.

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Harvey's CEO tells BI the 2 habits helping him scale his $5 billion legal AI startup

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Harvey cofounder and CEO Winston Weinberg
Harvey cofounder and CEO Winston Weinberg

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After a Reddit user took a dig at Harvey, Harvey's CEO fired back — and brought receipts

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Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg
Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg

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Harvey's CEO tells BI: Don't sleep on junior lawyers in the age of AI

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Harvey's CEO says junior lawyers will be more valuable than ever in the age of AI — and he's betting big on them.

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2 companies ruled legal tech for decades. AI is blowing that wide open.

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"What we're seeing is a new era of competition," Thomson Reuters chief executive Steve Hasker told analysts on a recent earnings call.

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