Use AI to review multi-document deal rooms and governed transaction workspaces; analyze whole data rooms, selected folders, or individual agreements; surface missing or inconsistent documents, change-of-control provisions, red flags, and transaction risks; retrieve comparable deals and relevant precedent; answer grounded questions over deal materials; and draft first-pass diligence reports, disclosure schedules, and transaction memos for lawyer review.
Lawyers still need to decide which diligence findings matter, verify source-backed issues and citations, assess materiality and legal risk, preserve confidentiality and workflow controls, and approve any advice, memo, schedule, or deal output before it is used in a transaction.
AI reviews target-company contracts in the data room and pulls assignment, consent, and change-of-control provisions into a diligence tracker for lawyers to validate.
Kira / LuminanceAI categorizes contracts by risk and generates a first-pass issues list highlighting termination rights, anti-assignment language, and missing consents for the deal team.
Luminance / CoCounselAI turns reviewed agreements and flagged diligence points into a draft transaction memo summarizing material risks, likely next steps, and open questions for partner review.
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Harvey is now available as an agent inside Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Cowork.
Legal teams don't need more tools. They need the tools they already use to work smarter for them.
Harvey is now available as an agent inside Microsoft 365 Copilot and a plugin inside Copilot Cowork, bringing expert-level legal intelligence directly into the environment where legal teams already work.
Some thoughts on the recent launch by Harvey of its Legal Agent Benchmark, or LAB, an open-source evaluation framework designed to measure how well AI agents can perform extended, real-world legal work, as opposed to discrete reasoning tasks.