Contact information is conveniently located right on the home page. Attorney profiles are listed under "Attorneys and Credentials." The firm takes the rare step of including samples of its work on the site, including petitions to the U.S. Supreme Court and a brief submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. A real gem on the site is the approximately 15-page "Basic Elements of Defamation Law" page. It's worth bookmarking this site for that page alone. Also interesting reading is an article (linked from the home page) entitled "Communicating with Clients Over the Internet: Practical and Ethical Concerns," which, among other things, includes a list of ten Web sites that the author believes "raise questions about legal ethics." The site's pages are designed simply, and the entire site is almost graphics-free. Navigation is via simple text links at the top and bottom of (almost) every page.