The Hidden Transformation: How Enterprise AI is Revolutionizing Legal Tech and More

Harvey, for instance, has quickly become a major player in legal tech, boasting a $5 billion valuation and backing from OpenAI. Its Toronto office is more than a sales outpost; it’s a hub for technical development and client support, designed to tap into Canada’s deep pool of legal and technical talent. Harvey’s approach is to embed generative AI at the core of legal workflows, partnering with established platforms like LexisNexis, iManage, and NetDocs. The goal is not to replace lawyers, but to supercharge their capabilities – letting them manage litigation, contracts, and discovery in a unified, AI-powered environment. As co-founder Gabe Pereira told me, “We see a lot of the work moving towards what senior associates and partners are doing.” The result is a platform that adapts to elite law firms’ specialized needs while expanding into in-house legal teams and corporate clients.