Create articles for firm guidance, precedents, research context, and operational knowledge that should be discoverable beyond one matter. Keep client-confidential material in its authorized matter unless the firm has deliberately sanitized and approved it for broader reuse.
Course and continuing-learning progress can use the knowledge learning surfaces where enabled.
Draft, review, publish, version, and archive policies through the policy workflow. A draft is not the current firm rule. Publication and acknowledgment history provide the evidence that ordinary knowledge articles do not.
Direct links can open the Draft or Versions section of a policy.
Every durable guide or policy should have an owner and a reason to revisit it. Replace stale instructions, but preserve versions where the historical rule matters.
