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Harvey AI has rapidly grown since its 2022 launch, reaching a $3 billion valuation with alliances across A&O Shearman, PwC, and LexisNexis, and integration into iManage. A 2025 benchmark showed strong results on complex tasks, but user sentiment is mixed—critics cite high costs, workflow friction, and “wrapper on GPT” concerns, with some firms scaling back over unclear ROI. For now, firms are taking a pragmatic approach: pilot carefully, track accuracy and adoption, and negotiate flexible terms amid rising scrutiny over confidentiality and attorney oversight in AI use.

In today’s rapidly changing business and regulatory environment, law firms and in-house teams can no longer afford to be slow or rigid. Agility—the ability to adapt quickly while maintaining quality and compliance—is becoming the defining trait of successful legal service providers. This article explores why agility is essential for the future of legal practice and how forward-thinking teams can put it into action.

AgiLawyer has been featured in Ekonom and Hospodářské noviny, one of the leading Czech economic newspapers. In an article on how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession, our co-founder Miroslav Hyrman shared insights on the future of legal work, the challenges for lawyers, and why AI is an opportunity rather than a threat.

In a rapidly changing legal landscape, forward-looking firms are rethinking how work gets done. On 23 June 2025, AgiLawyer hosted Law Firm of the Future: Practical AI Workflows, a live, interactive session designed to equip legal professionals with practical tools, proven workflows, and a clear roadmap for building a more agile, client-focused practice.

At the Fintech Meets the Regulators event in Amsterdam, AgiLawyer joined the COPS Group, its parent ecosystem, to contribute to a breakout session on RegTech & AI for Compliance. The discussion explored how LegalTech and agile methods can help organizations adapt to fast-changing regulatory environments.

At the ITLN Conference 2025 in Prague, Miroslav Hyrman shared a practical perspective on the use of AI in travel law. He highlighted where AI already delivers real value, where its limits still lie—and why its successful adoption ultimately depends on how lawyers choose to work with it.

At the Three Seas Business Forum in Warsaw, Ondřej Dvořák represented the COPS IT Group, of which AgiLawyer is a proud member, in the Czech delegation led by President Petr Pavel. His presence reflects not only COPS’s role in the region, but also AgiLawyer’s track record of applying innovation for impact—most notably through legal aid for Ukraine.

At the JetBrains Partner Summit in Antalya, AgiLawyer was honored with a Partner Award—recognition of our work in adapting YouTrack for legal operations and agile project management. A proud milestone in our collaboration with a company whose journey from startup to global leader continues to inspire us.