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Harvey launches US, UK, and Australia pro bono program with major-firm design partners

Harvey launched a dedicated pro bono program in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia on September 22, 2026, Artificial Lawyer and LawSites reported. First-phase design partners are senior pro bono leaders at Ashurst Perkins Coie, DLA Piper, and Nelson Mullins; Harvey will build custom agents for high-volume casework, dedicate legal engineering support in the US and UK, and plans a later free-access pilot for frontline legal services organizations.

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  • Harvey launched a pro bono program covering the US, UK, and Australia.Artificial LawyerLawSites
  • Initial design partners are senior pro bono leaders at Ashurst Perkins Coie, DLA Piper, and Nelson Mullins.Artificial LawyerLawSites
  • Priorities include custom AI agents for high-volume housing, veterans, and social-welfare casework, plus shared templates and repeatable workflows.Artificial LawyerLawSites
  • Harvey is dedicating legal engineering support in the US and UK and will measure impact on outcomes and lawyer capacity.Artificial LawyerLawSites
  • Later in 2026 it plans a pilot giving free access to a select group of frontline legal services organizations.Artificial LawyerLawSites
  • The initiative sits under Harvey’s Responsible Business Program launched in February 2026, led by Global Head of Responsible Business Christopher Hook.Artificial LawyerLawSites

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