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9 NovBusiness & Industrywww.unite.ai

Addleshaw Goddard to Deploy Harvey Firmwide and Co-Develop Legal AI

AIAI-generated summary Addleshaw Goddard announced it will provide Harvey legal AI to more than 3,400 professionals across Europe, the Middle East and Asia starting in January. Managing Partner Andrew Johnston stated that the agreement includes a co-development program and represents the firm’s most significant technology transformation.

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