8. The server of claim 1 , wherein the query includes an identification of a legal case.
1. A server for facilitating a knowledge management system, wherein the server communicates with client computers via a distributed computing network, and wherein the server comprises: (a) a memory storing an instruction set, a first database related to work-product documents of a law firm, and a second database related to non-work-product legal precedence; and (b) a processor for running the instruction set, the processor being in communication with the memory and the distributed computing network, wherein the processor is operative to perform the following steps: (i) receive a query from an agent of a law firm operating one of the client computers, wherein the processor receives the query and provides, to the agent for display on a graphical user interface, a taxonomy of legal topics for selection by the agent, with selection of one or more of the legal topics indicative of the query being received; (ii) search the first and second databases for content related to the query; (iii) retrieve a first set of work-product documents of the law firm from the first database based upon the search step, wherein the first set of work-product documents is stored in a third database in one of the client computers, wherein the first set of work product documents is converted into a markup language and subsequently indexed based on legal citations and text to permit the work product documents to be searched, and the work-product documents are internal law-firm content; (iv) retrieve a second set of non-work-product legal precedence from the second database based upon the search step; and (v) provide, to the agent for display on a graphical user interface, at least a portion of the work-product documents and the non-work-product legal precedence from the first and second sets including citations within the work-product documents and the non-work-product legal precedence, wherein at least one of the citations is associated with an indicator of current reliability of a corresponding document as a legal authority, wherein each provided work-product document is associated with a depth-of-treatment indicator indicating a degree to which the provided work-product document treats a legal case and one or more of the provided work-product documents are associated with a feedback indicator selected to view one or more user comments on the one or more listed work-product documents.