Gómez-Pinzón lawyers reclaim 5+ hours weekly with Harvey-powered drafting and review
Gómez-Pinzón deployed Large Language Models & Generative AI for Legal Document Drafting in Law Firms. As reported by www.harvey.ai: More than 5 hours/week attorney hours reclaimed.
Source-reported figures — cited source: www.harvey.ai
What Gómez-Pinzón was trying to fix
As legal and regulatory demands intensified, clients expected faster, more strategic counsel. Managing Partner Mauricio Piñeros-Perdomo noted lawyers spent too much time on process and not enough on insight. The firm needed to streamline workflows so attorneys could focus on complex client problems rather than routine tasks.
What Gómez-Pinzón deployed
Gómez-Pinzón rolled out Harvey in a structured way, initially for drafting contracts and internal policies. Attorneys generate first drafts with Harvey while continuing to uphold the firm’s quality standards. Adoption later expanded into due diligence, regulatory analysis, and knowledge management.
Results
On average, lawyers reclaimed more than five hours a week. Attorneys generate first drafts of contracts and internal policies over 50% faster without sacrificing quality. With routine drafting offloaded, lawyers spend more time on strategy, client engagement, and complex analysis.
Key Takeaways
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- Structured rollout starting with drafting builds adoption before expanding to broader workflows
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- Time savings matter most when they free lawyers for higher-value strategic counsel
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- Quality standards can be maintained while accelerating first-draft delivery
Evidence for Gómez-Pinzón's Legal Document Drafting deployment
- Reported outcome metrics
- 2 cited below
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- www.harvey.ai
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Details
- Industry
- Law Firms
- Use Case
- Legal Document Drafting
- AI Technology
- Large Language Models & Generative AI
- Company Size
- MidMarket
- Company
- Gómez-Pinzón
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