A collaboration brings Harvey’s generative AI tools for legal professionals together with Intapp’s AI-driven information governance to ensure AI interactions are permissioned, auditable, and compliant with ethical walls and firm policies.

Intapp provides AI-enabled software to help professional services firms manage risk, knowledge, relationships, and operational insights across industries, with a broad client base.

The partnership aims to close governance gaps in enterprise AI usage by embedding ethical walls and attorney‑client privilege protections into AI-enabled workflows from the outset.

The announcement references Harvey Forum in London and suggests more news around Legal Week in New York.

Upcoming industry events include Legal Innovators California in June 2026.

Beyond the Intapp collaboration, Harvey is also teaming up with the Blavatnik School of Government at Oxford to boost access to justice for vulnerable populations.

Amal Clooney, Visiting Professor at Oxford, comments on the partnership’s goal to widen access to justice.

The deal is framed as potentially transformative for client adoption of Harvey by reducing data and conflict fears in law firms.

The release describes the partnership as laying the groundwork for future agentic workflows that operate within professional compliance boundaries by design.

It also highlights enabling current compliant AI usage while preparing for future agentic workflows that stay within professional compliance boundaries.

Overall, the partnership is positioned as a foundation for future agentic workflows inside compliant, ethical frameworks.

Statements from Intapp’s John Hall and Harvey’s Winston Weinberg stress governed AI that protects client confidentiality and firm integrity, with governance following lawyers into every tool they use.