Though we generally say that if you have to explain what the links on your page are you haven't done a good job designing the site (the links ought to speak for themselves), we're glad that Kelley Drye said in the first sentence to check out "The Story". It's a great page-by-page account of the firm's impact on several major U.S. businesses - which do a terrific job of showing you not only what kind of clients the firm has, but what kind of work they do. Written like a history text (that's a good thing - it's not dry at all), the text walks you through the past 100+ years of Kelley Drye's history. The publications on the site are impressive (though they lack dates, they do have a "new" button... but how "new" is "new"?), and are presented in HTML (which we prefer to PDF, which several firms use). Navigation could be better - unfortunately, not all pages share the same navigation bar, which makes you rely on your "back" button.