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What are the types of Knowledge required by a lawyer?
It is tempting to think that Knowledge Management for lawyers and legal firms is about managing legal knowledge. It is not. The business of law is only partly about knowing law.
In a legal firm, whichever size it may be, there are several categories of knowledge that needs to be managed. The principal categories include the following:
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knowledge of law, practice and procedure;
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knowledge of the firm (mission, vision, strategies, objectives, businesses, capabilities, policies, processes, procedures, infrastructure, etc);
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knowledge of the market (clients and potential clients, competitors and competition, market intelligence, etc); and
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knowledge of the legal industry (courts, judges, professional and regulatory bodies, etc).
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