A new connector lets Harvey customers tap into Midpage, an AI legal research platform, directly from Harvey's drafting and analysis interface. Midpage's collection of U.S. case law, statutes, regulations, and agency materials becomes searchable without switching tools, so lawyers can find and cite authority in the same environment where they are writing.
The companies say the connector supports tasks such as building research memos, finding supporting authority for briefs and motions, checking whether cited authorities exist and support the asserted point, and searching statutory and regulatory materials alongside case law. Search results delivered through Harvey Assistant include cited sources in the output.
Midpage founder and CEO Otto Zastrow said customers have been asking for Midpage to work wherever they work, and many already draft and analyze in Harvey. The connector is now available in Harvey's Connector Library, though users must be customers of both platforms to use it.