According to a recent LinkedIn post from Harvey, the company is organizing its first Harvey FORUM in London to convene law firms and corporate legal teams. The event, scheduled for 23–24 February, is positioned as a venue for law firm and innovation leaders to discuss how AI is reshaping legal services and operating models.
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The post highlights themes such as productizing agentic workflows, creating new revenue streams, and adapting hiring and retention strategies within law firms. It also points to evolving collaboration between clients and firms as AI tools gain traction in legal workflows.
On the second day, the forum is set to focus on in-house legal departments, examining how legal’s role is changing and how AI can deliver measurable impact while managing risk and complexity. The inclusion of a large roster of partners, innovation specialists, and in-house leaders suggests Harvey is targeting decision-makers who influence technology adoption and budget allocation.
For investors, the initiative may indicate Harvey’s push to deepen its presence in the U.K. and European legal markets and to position its platform at the center of AI-driven transformation in legal services. If the forum succeeds in driving engagement and proof-of-concept deployments with leading firms and corporate legal teams, it could support future revenue growth and strengthen Harvey’s competitive position among legal AI providers.