Knowledge of the methods, sources of information and materials of legal research; Knowledge of the principles and practices of substantive and procedural law; Knowledge of federal, state and administrative court procedures; Knowledge of County legal procedures and requirements related to basic legal work in a variety of areas such as criminal, local taxation, code compliance, eminent domain, personal injury, civil rights, employment law, FOIA, workers compensation, family services, real estate and the Countys grievance procedure; Knowledge of systems and software technology to manage, track or organize information/data; Ability to perform factual and legal review/research; Ability to use online legal research services and tools as well as the internet to perform legal review and research; Ability to interview witnesses and to assist attorneys in preparing witnesses for deposition or trial, exercising judgement in determining the relevance of information to be provided; Ability to compile and analyze data and create accurate and complete reports and charts; Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with a variety of individuals, including the general public, members of the legal and business community, and department staff; Ability to express oneself effectively, both orally and in writing; Ability to work with short deadlines. Intermediate (Knowledge of common commands such as creating a title; using, modifying, and creating styles; setting up the ruler; indenting paragraphs; using tabs and tables; inserting a caption, footnote, endnote, special character, or hard page break; using page numbering; creating headers and footers; inserting graphics; inserting an equation; adding comments and tracking changes).