FBT Gibbons Deploys :Harvey: Firmwide
FBT Gibbons is expanding its use of AI by making Harvey available to its lawyers and professionals firmwide. Adding Harvey’s generative AI platform builds on the firm’s history of integrating AI, data, and its industry experience to deliver exceptional client service.
“After two years of broad AI adoption across the firm, we’re adding Harvey because we see real value in what it can do for our clients today,” said Robert Sartin, chairman of FBT Gibbons. “It complements the deep industry knowledge, experience, and judgment our lawyers bring to their work. As AI continues to evolve, we’ll stay focused on how we can transform service delivery for our clients.”
Harvey is domain-specific AI for legal, with capabilities that support document editing and review, redlining, collaborative workspaces, playbooks, custom agents, and other legal tasks. FBT Gibbons has been an early adopter of Harvey’s collaboration spaces to give its lawyers additional capabilities to work more efficiently and effectively across a range of client matters.
The firm’s work with Harvey has been led by its Data & Innovation team as part of FBT Gibbons’ broader efforts to evaluate and apply emerging technologies in ways that are practical, responsible, and responsive to client needs.
“We’ve spent a lot of time working with our lawyers to understand where generative AI can enhance client service,” said Cindy Thurston Bare, chief data and innovation officer at FBT Gibbons. “Our experience with Harvey has demonstrated meaningful value, and our lawyers adopted it quickly with excellent support from both our internal teams and Harvey.”
“FBT Gibbons approached this decision with the rigor and care that distinguish leading firms embracing AI,” said Winston Weinberg, co-founder and CEO of Harvey. “We are proud to work alongside FBT Gibbons as they further expand Harvey across the firm and continue to deliver outstanding results for their clients.”
The expanded use of Harvey is part of FBT Gibbons’ continued investment in data, technology, and innovation. As AI capabilities evolve, the firm will continue evaluating where new technologies can complement its lawyers’ industry experience and judgment, respond to client needs, and create practical value in the delivery of legal services.
