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Harvey adds Midpage connector for U.S. case law and statute research inside Harvey Assistant
Legal AI platform Harvey on October 19, 2026, added a connector to Midpage, an AI legal research service covering U.S. case law, statutes, regulations and agency materials. Built on the Model Context Protocol, it lets joint customers run Midpage searches from Harvey Assistant threads and receive cited sources in the final output. The connector is in Harvey's Connector Library and requires a Midpage subscription.
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Key points
- Midpage says Harvey's Assistant can search, review and fetch case law, statutes, regulations and agency materials from its database.Artificial Lawyer
- The companies pitch uses including research memos, finding authority while drafting briefs, and checking that cited cases exist and support the point.LawSitesArtificial Lawyer
- Midpage already offered connectors for Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's ChatGPT.LawSites
- Midpage markets itself as ten times less expensive than comparable Westlaw and Lexis products.Artificial Lawyer
- Harvey already has a limited legal research data relationship with LexisNexis.Artificial Lawyer
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