Harvey has secured a significant funding milestone with a $160 million investment round, valuing the company at $8 billion. Andreessen Horowitz led the financing and follows a recent investment from EQT, further broadening Harvey’s base of prominent backers. Additional new investors include WndrCo and accounts advised by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., joining returning supporters Sequoia, Kleiner Perkins, Conviction, and Elad Gil.
The company also announced that this financing will support the completion of its first tender offer. The round comes during a period of rapid growth in 2025, with Harvey reporting adoption from more than half of Am Law 100 law firms and in-house legal teams at organizations such as Bridgewater, Comcast, and Carvana.
The investment strengthens Harvey’s ability to scale its platform, expand its customer reach, and accelerate development of advanced AI technologies built for legal professionals. With increasing demand across both law firms and corporate legal departments, Harvey is positioning itself to deepen its presence at the center of AI-powered legal workflows.
This funding was announced by co-founder and CEO Winston Weinberg and co-founder and president Gabe Pereyra. Weinberg, who previously worked as an attorney at leading global law firms, brings deep experience in high-stakes legal workflows and firsthand insight into the inefficiencies that generative AI can address in professional services. Pereyra, a seasoned technologist with a background in senior engineering and AI research roles at top tech companies and innovation labs, brings expertise in large-scale machine learning, product development, and enterprise-grade AI deployment. Together, their combined legal and technical perspectives have shaped Harvey’s mission to build advanced AI systems tailored to the complex, domain-intensive needs of legal professionals.
