Key Takeaways
- • Latham & Watkins and Harvey have agreed a partnership to develop AI tools for investment fund formation.
- • The collaboration integrates Latham's investment funds practice with Harvey's product and engineering team.
- • The law firm says the partnership combines its knowledge of market practice and fund complexities with Harvey's AI capabilities.
Summary
Latham & Watkins and Harvey have agreed a partnership to build AI tools aimed at investment fund formation, a core workflow for fund sponsors, managers and their counsel. According to the firm's description of the arrangement, the work integrates Latham's investment funds practice directly with Harvey's product and engineering team, so that lawyers with hands-on fund experience shape the tools alongside the developers building them.
Latham says the partnership will draw on its knowledge of market practice and the complexities of fund structuring, pairing that legal expertise with Harvey's technology. The source material available for this story is limited, so details on timing, product scope, deployment to clients, and financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed in the reporting reviewed here.
Latham says the partnership will draw on its knowledge of market practice and the complexities of fund structuring, pairing that legal expertise with Harvey's technology. The source material available for this story is limited, so details on timing, product scope, deployment to clients, and financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed in the reporting reviewed here.
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