Introducing Harvey’s Fact Graph for Disputes, Litigation, and Investigations

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The Harvey fact graph helps disputes, litigation, and investigations teams find and connect facts across millions of documents and build on one evolving record.

We’re introducing Harvey’s fact graph, a new capability for disputes, litigation, and investigations teams to find and connect facts across millions of documents. It links those facts to supporting sources, to one another, and to the people, events, and issues they concern—helping teams uncover relationships across the full record over the lifetime of a matter.

The fact graph is the newest addition to Harvey Graph , the connected map of legal knowledge and matter context that Harvey’s agents draw on to find the right information, cite it, and carry it forward.

From Individual Facts to a Strategic Narrative

In litigation and investigation matters, the job is to connect thousands of facts into a strategic narrative: who knew what and when, whether accounts hold up against the evidence, and where the record has gaps.

The facts of a matter often seem disconnected, and the work requires ongoing resources to comb through huge volumes of information. An email might show that an executive received a warning about a defect.

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