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Plona Partners seeks an experienced Knowledge Management Attorney in Chicago, IL. The role focuses on transforming how litigation and labor & employment matters are captured, organized, delivered and scaled through KM, AI, and technology integration.
You will work with attorneys, leadership, and business teams to build resources, templates, and workflows that improve efficiency and consistency across matters, while exploring innovative AI-enabled solutions in a BigLaw setting.
Knowledge Management Attorney – Litigation & Labor & Employment
Chicago, IL | Hybrid – 3 Days Onsite
$150,000 – $220,000 Base + Bonus
AmLaw Platform | Legal AI | Knowledge Management | Innovation
The Opportunity
Plona Partners is partnering with a highly regarded AmLaw firm to identify an experienced attorney for a unique Knowledge Management Attorney opportunity based in Chicago.
The firm is investing heavily in the intersection of legal practice, knowledge management, technology, data and artificial intelligence, and is seeking an experienced attorney who can help transform how sophisticated legal work is captured, organized, delivered and scaled. The Knowledge Management Attorney will work directly with attorneys, firm leadership and business professionals, with a particular focus on the firm's Litigation and Labor & Employment practices.
For an attorney who understands sophisticated litigation but is interested in moving beyond the traditional billable-hour career path, this represents an opportunity to remain deeply connected to the practice of law while building expertise in one of the fastest-evolving areas of the legal industry. This individual will help develop the infrastructure attorneys use to work smarter, faster and more consistently across matters.
Responsibilities will include:
The legal industry is undergoing a significant transformation around AI, institutional knowledge, data and attorney productivity.
This position sits directly at that intersection.
Rather than stepping completely outside of BigLaw, the successful candidate can leverage years of substantive legal experience to influence how lawyers practice, how institutional knowledge is preserved and how emerging technology is deployed across sophisticated matters. You'll have visibility across attorneys, firm leadership and key operational functions while helping shape the next generation of legal service delivery.
The ideal candidate will bring: