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Harvey announces Latham & Watkins collaboration and FedRAMP certification

Harvey has set out a collaboration with Latham & Watkins on fund formation capabilities and said separately that it has achieved FedRAMP Class D Certification, according to the company.

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Harvey has announced a collaboration with Latham & Watkins described as aiming to advance AI-enabled capabilities for fund formation, according to the company. Harvey also announced, in a separate release, that it has achieved FedRAMP Class D Certification.

The Latham & Watkins announcement was published on 27 October 2026, according to Ella Meadon of Harvey, who told Law Week in an email “We’ve just gone live today with Latham & Watkins.” The FedRAMP Class D Certification announcement was shared by Harvey in a further email sent on 29 October 2026, which stated “we’ve just announced achieving FedRAMP Class D Certification.”

Key points

  • Harvey announced a collaboration with Latham & Watkins on AI-enabled capabilities for fund formation.
  • The collaboration announcement was published on 27 October 2026, according to Harvey.
  • Harvey separately announced that it has achieved FedRAMP Class D Certification.
  • Both announcements were sent to Law Week by Ella Meadon of Harvey.

The Latham & Watkins collaboration

According to Harvey, the collaboration with Latham & Watkins concerns advancing AI-enabled capabilities for fund formation. Harvey did not set out further detail of the collaboration in its correspondence with Law Week beyond confirming the announcement had gone live on 27 October 2026.

FedRAMP Class D Certification

Harvey said it has achieved FedRAMP Class D Certification. No further detail of the certification was included in Harvey’s correspondence with Law Week.

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