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Senior Knowledge Lawyer

London
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Kennedys is looking for a Senior Knowledge Lawyer to join our Knowledge Management team in London. This is an exciting opportunity to work at a growing, global law firm.

Team

Kennedys Knowledge Team is comprised of Knowledge Lawyers (“KLs”), Knowledge Managers (“KMs”), Knowledge Advisors (“KAs”), Information Services professionals, and Knowledge Assistants.

Key Responsibilities

  • Acts as a senior member of the team driving the development of the Knowledge Management strategy in the context of firmwide objectives
  • Supports the Chief Knowledge Officer and Director of Practice Innovation & Knowledge Solutions in the delivery of a global Knowledge Management offering
  • Drafting, reviewing and maintaining precedents, models documents, templates, forms, checklists, and other know-how and knowledge assets
  • Delivery of legal training, webinars and podcasts for our lawyers and our clients
  • Direct liaison with clients on key legal/regulatory developments and/or content solutions
  • Coordinating practice group specific Knowledge team projects to meet identified needs
  • Content creation for thought leadership initiatives such as articles, internal and client facing updates/alerts, reports and publications, pitches, presentations and social media, collaborating closely with BD
  • Monitoring legal, regulatory, market and industry global developments
  • Leading practice technology projects, driving adoption and change, and demonstrating a deep understanding of key practice technologies

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Required Experience

  • An evident passion for knowledge management and technology
  • An experienced (around 5 years PQE) lawyer (either a Knowledge Lawyer or PSL, or someone who is currently fee-earning and looking to step into a knowledge and innovation role)
  • Expertise in insurance law and litigation is preferred, but not required
  • Excellent communication, written and presentation skills, with strong analytical, research, and drafting skills, and attention to detail
  • Ability to articulate complex legal issues clearly and concisely
  • Ability to build and develop relationships at all levels of the organization, including at a partnership level
  • Ability to operate with credibility at a partnership level with a high level of professionalism and integrity
  • Ability to instil confidence in the team and business community in capabilities and work product
  • Motivated self-starter, with a proven ability to demonstrate proactivity and use of initiative
  • Ability to manage multiple deliverables within a tight timeframe
  • Understanding and experience of working within legal teams to best support them to deliver and meet client needs

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Skills

Knowledge Management
Legal Drafting
Legal Training
Insurance Law
Litigation
Content Creation
Stakeholder Management
Legal Research
Project Coordination
Practice Technology
Analytical Skills
Presentation Skills

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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