Harvey Held Preliminary Talks About a Possible IPO

Business Insider reported on November 5, 2026, that Harvey had held talks with lawyers at Latham & Watkins about going public, citing two people familiar with the matter.[1] The discussions were preliminary, and one source said a listing was not imminent.[1] According to one of the people, Harvey was likely to watch how upcoming technology listings performed before deciding whether to proceed.[1] Harvey declined to comment to Business Insider, while Latham & Watkins did not respond to its request for comment.[1]

Business Insider reported that Harvey was recently valued at $15.5 billion and raised $550 million in a round led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners in fall 2026.[1] Harvey said in September that its annual recurring revenue had crossed $400 million.[1] Business Insider compared that figure with Anthropic’s reported $65 billion run rate, which it said was higher.[1]

Harvey was founded in 2022, and its software was built to read and write legal documents.[2][1] Business Insider reported that the company has more than 3,500 customers, serves 80% of the top 100 US law firms and serves 20% of the Fortune 500.[1] CVS Health and Lockheed Martin were among its recent enterprise customers, according to the report.[1] The customer figures describe the company’s reported reach; they do not confirm an IPO plan or timing.[1]

Business Insider said a strong showing by Anthropic could encourage younger companies to test the public markets.[1] The outlet reported that Anthropic could list shares as soon as the week before Thanksgiving and that OpenAI could go public in early 2027.[1] Harvey’s possible interest therefore sits alongside other reported technology-company listing prospects, but the report does not say those companies’ plans are settled.[1] Harvey’s cofounders are Winston Weinberg, a former junior lawyer, and Gabe Pereyra, a former Google DeepMind researcher.[1]