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Night night Naked Law

This is our last post on Naked Law. If you're still a subscriber, you'd be forgiven for being surprised to hear from us. You may even have forgotten we exist.

Well exist we (the writers) still do. In the months since our last post, we've been living in a sort of cocoon, undergoing a miraculous transformation. We are now ready to emerge in our triumphant imago phase ... in form of a new blog.

So the Naked Law team can now be found writing over at M&R's Technology Law Update, our new blog for technology businesses. Our ranks will be swelled by the addition of other lawyers who work for technology businesses (we've even allowed one or two corporate finance lawyers to join in). If you're in or interested in the tech sector, we hope you'll join us.

Posted by on December 07, 2012 at 09:42 AM |

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