Aleeza Furman

The funding, which will in part finance the company‘s product development and community building efforts,comes just six months after Sandstone announced its public launch and completion of a $10 million seed round.

Benchmark is Harvey’s third acquisition since the legal AI company made its first M&A deal in January.

Lupl, an "open source” matter management platform designed by firms and legal departments, is the latest in a string of acquisitions Elevate has made in the last two years.

Harvey's research showed Tenet performing competitively against frontier AI models from developers including Anthropic, OpenAI and Google across a range of legal agent and knowledge benchmarks.

Discernis founder and CEO Rob Kwiatkowski, a former applied scientist at Amazon Web Services, said existing AI tools used in e-discovery often struggle to understand context in high-volume matters.

The investment appears to be Harvey's largest publicly disclosed funding round in what has been a string of significant capital raising for the company.

Panelists at the 2026 Women, Influence, Power and the Law conference discussed their strategies for identifying and responding to the constantly evolving, multipronged risks of AI use within their organizations.

The platform, designed for in-house legal teams, automates routine parts of the contracting process and allows users to build their own agents.

The tool, built on Gemini Enterprise, is one of several AI projects Cooley has in the works, and it is one in a flurry of recent Big Law/Big Tech partnerships.

In the legal tech world, it's all connected. Or at least it's getting there. 7 minute read October 22, 2026 at 04:39 PM