Hogan Lovells Cadwalader builds custom Harvey AI agents for legal teams
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader announced on October 16, 2026, that it has adopted Harvey’s AI platform across its Corporate & Finance, Litigation & Arbitration, and Regulatory/IP practice groups. The firm’s lawyers developed custom agents for Knowledge Management, Capital Markets, and International Arbitration, alongside collaborative playbooks to streamline workflows. The adoption follows the firm’s…
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- Hogan Lovells Cadwalader adopted Harvey’s AI platform for three practice groups, with custom agents for Knowledge Management, Capital Markets, and International Arbitration
- Firm’s AI strategy combines Harvey, Legora, and proprietary tools, with a new AI Board to assess and deploy solutions
- Merger created a combined firm of 3,100 lawyers with $3.6 billion revenue, enabling AI investments while maintaining partnership control
The firm also unveiled a firmwide AI strategy, integrating Harvey and Legora with proprietary tools from ELTEMATE. A new AI Board will evaluate AI opportunities, while Paul Otto and Oliver Campbell were appointed to oversee legal technology and transformation. A Commercial Unit led by Bill Ferreira will focus on client delivery and pricing, leveraging AI to create long-term value.
Custom AI Agents Built by Hogan Lovells Cadwalader Lawyers, Harvey Says
Unite.AI · 16 October 2026
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