As regular readers will know, The Diary has always had a high regard for the brave band of solicitors who specialise in advising groovy, high-tech companies, even though these days that must largely involve putting on a sympathetic face and offering a shoulder to cry on.
Yet it has come to the attention of your correspondent that committed tech lawyers remain less than entirely convinced by the conversion of some firms to the cause.
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