Addleshaw Goddard to Deploy Harvey Firmwide and Co-Develop Legal AI

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London-headquartered Addleshaw Goddard will provide Harvey’s legal AI platform to more than 3,400 lawyers and business services professionals across Europe, the Middle East and Asia from January, alongside a co-development program covering legal work and client delivery, Harvey announced on November 9, 2026.

Addleshaw Goddard’s Innovation Group will work directly with Harvey’s product and legal engineering teams. Lawyers, business services professionals and clients will help shape and test priority capabilities, establish consistent adoption practices and develop new AI-enabled services, making product feedback and client involvement part of the rollout itself.

Addleshaw Goddard said the collaboration followed a three-month assessment led by its 80-person Innovation Group, which drew on a decade of experience developing and deploying AI and legal technology. During the assessment, 400 partners, lawyers, legal technologists and business services professionals tested leading platforms on real legal and business tasks.

From the outset, AG practitioners worked with Harvey’s product and legal engineering teams to test emerging capabilities and provide detailed feedback on complex legal work and delivery at pace and scale. Managing Partner Andrew Johnston described the agreement as the firm’s most significant technology transformation and said the co-development element takes it beyond a firmwide deployment.

The announcement presents Review Tables as an early result of that work.