Rade Knezevic was born in Uzice in a family of legal professionals. He graduated from Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade in 2012 with a high average grade (judicial-administrative profile). During the studies, he wrote several professional and seminar papers, some of which were awarded. After graduation, he enrolled in postgraduate studies. By defending the Master’s Thesis, he acquired the title of a Master of Law.

During his internship, he had the opportunity to learn from well-known Belgrade attorneys at law Milinko Bajceta and Ilija Radulovic.

In 2015, he passed the bar exam at Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Serbia and subsequently the attorney test in front of the Bar Association of Belgrade. That same year he was registered in the Directory of Lawyers and began to work independently. 

His commitment to law is testified by him ideologically creating and co-authoring the book issued by Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade, entitled “Azbuka prava” (in English: “Alphabet of Law”). The book is highly appreciated by the professional public.

In 2025, attorney Rade Knežević published the book “Dve strane advokature” (in English: “Two Sides of Advocacy”), in which he appears as both editor and co-author; the book was created on his initiative by bringing together several attorneys and offers a unique portrayal of contemporary legal practice in Serbia.

Married, father of three children. Wife Irena Knezevic is also an attorney at law working in the same law office.