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Experience Not Logic Returns To China Law Blogging. Hallelujah.

By Dan

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Since 2007, the Experience Not Logic blog was a vital China law blog. Then, in late 2009, it went silent as its founder and driving force, Will Lewis, embarked on his LLM in Tax from NYU School of Law, where he focused on international transactional tax. Now that Will has graduated he is back to blogging. 

I was delighted to hear this and after securing written assurance from Will that he is back to stay, I immediately put his blog back on our blogroll. Will is extremely bright and thoughtful and his blog has always reflected that. 

The more serious China law bloggers (and China bloggers), the better the discussion. I urge you to read Experience Not Logic. 

Full post as published by China Law Blog on September 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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