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Everlaw changelog

Every tracked product and technology change at Everlaw, dated and sourced. Each entry names the change, its impact and the live source it was graded from.

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EverlawSep 17, 2026Vendor
Impact
High
Verification
Verified
Integration / interoperability

Everlaw released a plugin for ChatGPT Enterprise, one of the partner plugins that went live alongside OpenAI's Astra for Law on 17 September. Legal teams can search, query and analyze case evidence held in Everlaw from inside ChatGPT. It works on the substance of the documents rather than only their metadata, and runs against the permissioned data already in Everlaw rather than a copy.

Buyer relevance. Of the eDiscovery plugins released this week, this one goes furthest into the evidence itself. That is exactly why a litigation team should ask one question before switching it on: where the retrieved text goes once it enters ChatGPT, and whether the firm's ChatGPT Enterprise settings satisfy the protective order on the matter.

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EverlawAug 27, 2026Vendor
Impact
High
Verification
Verified
Integration / interoperability

Everlaw launched a Model Context Protocol integration with Harvey. The connection lets users query Everlaw's evidence, project data and reporting information conversationally from inside Harvey's interface, rather than moving between the two systems.

Buyer relevance. Mutual customers can point Harvey's drafting and analysis at verified case evidence already sitting in Everlaw. It closes the gap between the legal AI layer a firm drafts in and the eDiscovery platform that holds the underlying record.

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