How Pierson Ferdinand uses Harvey
10 hours
“At a bare minimum, every attorney saves 10 hours a week, and many report reclaiming 15 to 20.”
As published on harvey.ai, July 2026. Captured by usedby on Oct 8, 2026.
What happened
Pierson Ferdinand, a partner-only law firm with no associates, uses Harvey in place of junior lawyers for tasks such as reviewing trial records, building deposition outlines, summarizing transcripts, building timelines from case files in Vault, and pressure-testing litigation strategy.
Summary written by usedby from the source page, in English. The figures are those of Harvey and Pierson Ferdinand, not ours.
- 55 hours“saving an estimated 55 hours and delivering preliminary findings to the client in two days rather than three weeks”
- 100 to 150 hours“Another partner saved 100 to 150 hours building deposition outlines on a case spanning 1,000+ documents and a dozen witnesses.”
- 61%“Pierson Ferdinand has doubled in size in two years, grown 61% year over year”
- 200“The firm evaluated more than 200 products, and security alone eliminated most of them.”
At a bare minimum, every attorney saves 10 hours a week, and many report reclaiming 15 to 20. But Michael Pierson and Joel Ferdinand frame it as reallocated time, not saved time.
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