Intellectual Property Attorney
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
Intellectual Property Attorney
Posted 3 days ago
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
To enhance legal service delivery, the full-time remote Practice Innovation Attorney will serve as the innovation partner for the Intellectual Property Practice Specialty Center, focusing on knowledge management, workflow optimization, and technology adoption while collaborating with attorneys and business teams.
Key responsibilities:
Serve as the primary liaison for the IP Practice Specialty Center, providing strategic advice on innovation and knowledge management
Develop and maintain practice-specific knowledge assets and analyze legal workflows for opportunities in automation and AI enablement
Lead innovation projects from concept through implementation, contributing to client-facing solutions and measuring the impact of initiativesRequired qualificationsJ.D. and a 4-year degree in a relevant field
Minimum 5 years' experience as a practicing attorney or in knowledge management, innovation, or legal operations
Proven experience with legal technology, generative AI, and knowledge management principles
Demonstrated ability to identify business challenges and develop practical, scalable solutions
Exceptional relationship-building and stakeholder management skills
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