The most-talked-about legal drama last week wasn't on a streamer, but on Reddit. Harvey, an AI-for-law startup valued at $5 billion, found itself on defense after a purported former employee claimed in a post that lawyers weren't actually using its tools. Harvey pushed back with internal stats, as screenshots of the post jumped to LinkedIn and the debate spilled beyond the startup. Legaltech has long promised to draft contracts, sift data, and give lawyers their nights and weekends back. The reality has la ...