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Corporate Knowledge Lawyer

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Corporate Knowledge Lawyer
Location: London (hybrid working details on request)
Employment type: Full-time, permanent
Salary: Competitive, plus benefits
About the opportunity
My client, a highly regarded full-service London law firm, is investing significantly in knowledge and innovation. They are looking for a senior Corporate Knowledge Lawyer to lead know-how, training, and legal technology for their corporate practice.
The knowledge function is still taking shape, so this is a chance to help build it rather than maintain someone else's. You'll work closely with the firm's knowledge leadership and have genuine influence over how the corporate team works, learns, and uses technology.
The role
Your main focus will be the corporate transactional and advisory practice, with scope to support related practice groups. Your responsibilities will include:
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- Developing and maintaining precedents, templates, and practical guidance
- Tracking legal, regulatory, and market developments and keeping lawyers up to date
- Acting as a technical sounding board for fee-earners on complex queries
- Supervising knowledge paralegals and fee-earner contributors
- Designing and running the corporate training programme, from trainees to senior associates
- Producing client alerts, toolkits, and thought leadership, and supporting pitches and seminars
- Helping design automated documents, AI workflows, and playbooks, and championing their adoption
- Improving how corporate knowledge is organized and found across the firm's systems
About you
- Qualified in England and Wales
- Either an established corporate Knowledge Lawyer, or a corporate associate with 6+ years' PQE from a quality firm who is ready to move into knowledge
- A precise drafter who can turn complex law into clear, practical guidance
- Confident presenting to partners, junior lawyers, and clients alike
- Organized and proactive, able to juggle competing priorities and stakeholders
- Collaborative, with a commercial outlook
- Genuinely interested in legal technology, AI, and better ways of working


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Why apply
- Shape a growing function from an early stage
- Take real ownership of AI and automation projects
- Stay close to clients and the market, without billable targets
- A proven route out of fee-earning for experienced corporate lawyers
All applications and enquiries will be handled in strict confidence. Please apply via LinkedIn or message me directly for a discreet conversation.
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