Unlike traditional corporate-focused legal practices, Harrison works one-on-one with high- and ultra-high-net-worth individuals and families on issues that shape legacies for generations. Its services encompass tax, estate and charitable gift planning, business succession counseling, and family office advisement, among other matters.

Under the partnership, Harrison’s lawyers will utilize Legora’s AI tools to:

Model long-term estate planning scenarios for clients; perform extensive legal research and document comparisons in seconds; and draft customized clauses for trust agreements and other estate planning documents – all while reducing non-billable tasks and allowing for more time spent on strategic, high-value work.

Harrison’s Managing Partner Matthew Madsen said of the partnership: “We believe the future of private wealth law will be defined by how thoughtfully we integrate technology to elevate the client experience and empower our attorneys. Our work is, at its core, profoundly human; the stakes are high, and the structures are deeply complex; therefore, our partnership with Legora is not about replacing human judgment – it’s about enhancing it.”

Legora CEO Max Junestrand added: “Our AI platform is built to empower lawyers to focus on their highest-value work, such as advising clients on complex challenges. This is particularly critical in private wealth law, where each client’s situation is unique and the stakes are deeply personal.”