If you're going to use frames on your home page, do it like this. Use a graphically rich navigation bar - one that includes the firm's name or logo - to take advantage of the fact that the navigation bar will be cached in future page loads. We would prefer that the attorney profile pages employ only two frames (not three), but we otherwise think that the presentation of the attorney profiles is quite pleasing, and the narrative style is informative and effective. Considerable attention is paid to recruiting, with frequently asked questions and answers provided to law students seeking summer or permanent employment. Under "hot topics" we found an intriguing article entitled "What do you mean I don't own my own web page?" Our only major complaint is that there is not more compelling content that would cause us to return to this site. Only a handful of articles are online. But our overall impressions is positive, and the site reflects a clean crisp design, in part because it was created with Microsoft FrontPage.