Upcoming Feature
DeepJudge
The DeepJudge integration brings a firm's institutional knowledge — negotiated positions, accepted language, prior work product, and deal terms — directly into Harvey workflows, grounding every draft, memo, and analysis in how the firm actually practices.
What's Coming
Firms have decades of institutional expertise scattered across systems — and finding the right precedent still depends on knowing who to ask. The DeepJudge integration changes that, surfacing firm-specific precedent, deal terms, and negotiated positions directly in Harvey Assistant alongside AI-generated analysis. Users can then hand off to DeepJudge's SuperSearch with one click to explore further and send curated context back to Harvey.
Feature Highlights
- Query DeepJudge directly from Harvey Assistant — firm-specific precedent surfaces inline alongside Harvey's analysis
- Harvey refines the user's question before sending it to DeepJudge for more accurate, relevant results
- Results include citations, negotiated positions, accepted language, and prior deal terms
- Hand off to DeepJudge SuperSearch with one click to explore additional results and curate what comes back to Harvey
- Grounds every draft, memo, and analysis in how the firm actually practices — not just general AI knowledge
FAQs
Q: How does the DeepJudge integration work inside Harvey?
Users query DeepJudge directly from Harvey Assistant. Harvey refines the question, sends it to DeepJudge, and returns firm-specific precedent, deal terms, and negotiated positions inline — alongside Harvey's AI-generated analysis — with citations.
Q: Can users explore more results beyond what surfaces in Assistant?
Yes. Users can click "Search in DJ" to open DeepJudge's SuperSearch interface, explore additional results, curate what's most relevant, and send it back into Harvey.
Q: Can DeepJudge Collections be synced to Vault?
Not at EA. DeepJudge Collections are live and searchable within Harvey, but cannot be synced to Vault at this time.
Q: What problem does this solve for junior associates?
Firms consistently report that their most valuable institutional knowledge is locked in completed matters, and that junior associates have no scalable way to access what senior partners know intuitively. This integration surfaces firm-specific precedent at the point of work — making that expertise accessible without knowing who to ask.