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Benchmarks
Law
Legal reasoning, research and drafting judged against lawyers' answers or expert rubrics.
How the score works
A model's score is built only from results that someone other than its maker ran.
- The scoring set is the benchmarks chosen for this specialty. A benchmark takes part only when at least 5 models have an independent or third-party result on it.
- Each result is rescaled to 0 to 1, and a model's best setting counts.
- The score is the average over the benchmarks a model has, times 100.
- A model ranks only when it has results on enough of them. The rest show "Not enough independent results yet".
- Self-reported results are shown but never counted.
Method: category-2026-09-29.1
Scoring set and effective set
Scoring set: Harvey Legal Agent Benchmark (LAB), Legal Research Bench, PRBench Legal (Professional Reasoning Benchmark).
Effective set (used for the score today): none yet.
- Harvey Legal Agent Benchmark (LAB): no importable independent results yet
- Legal Research Bench: no importable independent results yet
- PRBench Legal (Professional Reasoning Benchmark): no importable independent results yet
All benchmarks
- Harvey Legal Agent Benchmark (LAB)ActiveHeadroomCounts toward the score0 results
- Legal Research BenchActiveHeadroomCounts toward the score0 results
- LegalBenchActiveSaturated0 results
- PRBench Legal (Professional Reasoning Benchmark)ActiveHeadroomCounts toward the score0 results