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Harvey and Legora remain the main giants in the space, with Legora being more focused on marketing tbh while Harvey's trying for moonshots with their own tech/models but doesn't seem to have the calibre to execute just yet.
Claude/ChatGPT have better (or at best the same) models compared to the legal AI platforms, but do not have bespoke integrations for caselaw/statutes/etc. It's still quicker (specifically in Indian law) to research through traditional sources (Manu, SCC, etc) and use Claude/ChatGPT.
For firms/teams/chambers in the market, I'd recommend trying out Pro subscriptions (personal billing) for Claude/ChatGPT first and see if it fits. The cost of investment is only 2000/month/user (1800 on enterprise plans) which is much cheaper than the legal AI platforms.
Harvey and Legora have recently rolled out their own agentic harnesses (Harvey II and Legora aOS), but they're simply their own implementations of the harnesses pioneered by the frontier AI companies (Claude Code/Cowork and ChatGPT Codex/Work). While their marketing is impressive, you have to remember that these are non-technical companies at their core which are competing against cutting edge trillion dollar giants.