As a Corporate Lawyer, you will need to master following:

• consult with business clients

More generally, a corporate lawyer is also versed in:

• analyse legal enforceability
• analyse legal evidence
• compile legal documents
• corporate law
• court procedures
• develop professional network
• identify clients' needs
• interpret law
• legal case management
• legal research
• legal terminology
• negotiate lawyer's fee
• observe confidentiality
• present arguments persuasively
• present legal arguments
• protect client interests
• provide legal advice
• respond to enquiries
• use consulting techniques

It also helps to know the following:

• European vehicle type-approval legislation
• ICT security legislation
• air transport law
• anti-dumping law
• commercial law
• food legislation
• maritime law
• road transport legislation
• state aid regulations
• advise on participation in financial markets
• analyse internal factors of companies
• assess financial viability
• competition law
• contract law
• copyright legislation
• detect financial crime
• employment law
• environmental legislation
• financial statements
• health care legislation
• insolvency law
• intellectual property law
• international law
• international trade
• interpret financial statements
• joint ventures
• legislation in agriculture
• manage contract disputes
• manage contracts
• media law
• mergers and acquisitions
• moderate in negotiations
• negotiate in legal cases
• pharmaceutical legislation
• property law
• provide legal advice on investments
• public auction procedures
• railway law
• represent clients in courts
• securities
• social security law
• subsidiary operations
• tax legislation
• trace financial transactions
• urban planning law