Legaltech giant Harvey has partnered with Jus Mundi, an online arbitration intelligence platform, to integrate Jus AI, an agentic AI research assistant, into its platform. This collaboration will allow lawyers handling international arbitration and cross-border disputes to access Jus AI’s legal research and drafting capabilities without leaving Harvey’s ecosystem.
The integration will be available across Harvey’s Assistant, Agents, Vault, and Workflows offerings. Lawyers can utilize Jus AI to research relevant arbitration awards, treaties, and institutional rules, as well as test legal arguments against previous arbitration decisions. They can also compare research with case documents stored in Harvey Vault.
John Haddock, Chief Business Officer at Harvey, stated, “Our clients want the deepest domain expertise inside the platform where they manage their most important matters.” He added, “Jus Mundi is the authority in international arbitration, which made them an obvious partner.” This partnership eliminates the need for lawyers to leave their workspace for specialist arbitration research, providing it alongside their matter context in Harvey.
Jean-Rémi de Maistre, CEO and co-founder of Jus Mundi, explained that Jus AI was designed to mimic the decision-making process of international arbitration lawyers. He noted that Jus AI’s proprietary model is based on the world’s most full arbitration database, ensuring every answer is traceable to its source. “That’s why the best arbitration teams rely on it,” he said. “With Harvey, that intelligence now reaches the matter itself, at the world’s most sophisticated firms.”
Mutual Harvey and Jus Mundi clients will be able to access Jus AI in Harvey’s platform by the end of this year, at no additional cost. This follows Jus Mundi’s similar partnership with Harvey’s rival, Legora, announced in March. Last week, Harvey also expanded its Italian legal data coverage through partnerships with three Italian legal publishers: Il Foro Italiano, Simone, and Juranet.
Harvey’s recent acquisition of Aida, an AI-powered sales assistant platform, further complements its technology stack. Aida assists salespeople by recording meeting details, updating CRM systems, and retaining client information, marking Harvey’s fifth acquisition this year.
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