Jackson Lewis Benefits Overview

Designs and implements secure, scalable enterprise technology solutions for legal workflows. Develops application, data, API, integration, automation, and AI architectures connecting legal and business systems. Establishes technology standards, governance, documentation, and reusable design patterns; evaluates emerging legal technologies and generative AI solutions; and partners with business, innovation, knowledge management, security, and IT teams to improve legal service delivery and operational efficiency.

The Knowledge Management Attorney develops and maintains legal knowledge resources, including model documents, playbooks, research tools, and practice guidance. The role supports attorney training, legal updates, thought leadership, business development, and knowledge sharing across labor and employment practices. It also partners with innovation and technology teams on document automation, artificial intelligence, legal technology, process improvement, and knowledge systems. The attorney must be licensed, possess strong labor and employment law experience, and demonstrate excellent research, writing, collaboration, and project management skills.

Supports law firm billing operations by processing prebills, preparing invoices, tracking billing status, reviewing legal task codes, maintaining billing databases, handling e-billing issues, and responding to attorney and client inquiries. The role also manages fee arrangements, accruals, budgets, client requirements, invoice revisions, and payment histories while ensuring billing accuracy and compliance with client guidelines.