Harvey Raises $200M at $11B Valuation; Slaughter and May, Korean and Indian Firms Deploy Firm-Wide
Harvey closed a $200M funding round co-led by GIC and Sequoia at an $11B valuation — making it the most valued legal-specific AI company globally. The capital will fund expansion of AI agents and legal engineering teams; Harvey has opened in Dublin and plans Paris imminently, expanding to 14 global locations. Concurrent with the raise, Slaughter and May deployed Harvey firm-wide across M&A, due di
BY FRONTIER DESK · JULY 1, 2026 · 1 MIN READ
Harvey closed a $200M funding round co-led by GIC and Sequoia at an $11B valuation — making it the most valued legal-specific AI company globally. The capital will fund expansion of AI agents and legal engineering teams; Harvey has opened in Dublin and plans Paris imminently, expanding to 14 global locations. Concurrent with the raise, Slaughter and May deployed Harvey firm-wide across M&A, due diligence, regulatory research, and document analysis — the first Magic Circle firm to do so at global scale. South Korean firm Bae, Kim & Lee (태평양) announced a full firm-wide Harvey deployment on July 1, described as the first such deployment among Korean firms. The Harvey-DeepJudge partnership (announced June 25) integrates firm-specific knowledge — past work product, precedents, matter history — into Harvey's AI workflows, addressing the institutional knowledge fragmentation problem. For mid-sized and AmLaw 200 firm leaders, this week's data confirms that global and Magic Circle firms are past the pilot stage and running AI as infrastructure — the competitive gap is widening.