Not much has changed since last year - the firm is still using the same peach-colored background image, and nice, wood cut-like images as icons for each major subsection. A consistent navigation bar exists throughout, but the use of a client-side imagemap slows down responsiveness (instead of the browser knowing where the link goes, the coordinates of your mouse click need to be transmitted to the server, the server matches those coordinates to a "map" of pages on the site, and then the server can send the page back to you). The articles on this site are outstanding - based on numbers alone, the firm is way ahead of its peers. This is puzzling, then, when you consider that "Publications" is not a section of the site... you have to get there indirectly (and we suspect that many visit the site without ever finding them). Organizing them chronologically is good if you want to see how recent the information is, but we suspect that more people would want to look for relevant information in a practice area - perhaps topically would be a more effective structure.