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New and Improved FREE LawNow!

August 21, 2012 By Kristy (Communications Coordinator)

Good news, everyone!
Our much cherished publication, LawNow Magazine, is going to be completely free as of September 2012.
We are very excited about this new phase in the continual development of LawNow. We believe this change will allow greater access to LawNow’s valuable content and will help us reach new audiences.
In addition, based on feedback we received from many of our subscribers, the LawNow website is being completely redesigned. You can look forward to easier to read articles, greater searching capabilities, and no login! LawNow will continue to include all of the features and articles that showcase the best in practical public legal information and education.
To keep up-to-date with what’s happening with LawNow subscribe to the LawNow Updates.
We are confident that you will enjoy the new LawNow, and encourage you to visit the new and improved website at www.lawnow.org in the fall.

Filed Under: Blogosaurus Lex Tagged With: free, LawNow Magazine, Public Legal Education

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