The tag line on this firm's home page proclaims it "The National Employment & Labor Law Firm." The firm's logo is a registered trademark, the tagline is not. The pages are not 640x480 friendly (which requires left-right scrolling and usually results in pages not fitting on an 8.5x11 sheet of paper), but bookmark-friendly pages are used. Image-replacement is used on the navigation bars that appear on the top of each page. Attorney profiles use the narrative style effectively. Articles and newsletters are linked to from the "What's New" and "Client Communications" sections, but they are not linked to directly from the site's navigation bar. A handful of undated articles are available, and a dozen or so (mostly undated) newsletters are also online. Buried under "Seminars & Products" is the real reason every human resources manager in the country should bookmark and use this site. Under that site is Litter's definitive treatises on employment law. A series of Folio infobases, these treatises are definitive reference works in the area of employment law, including The 1998 National Employer and about a dozen state-specific treaties. Access charges range from $5/hour to $350/year. Littler appears to have ceased its practice of providing the previous year's editions free of charge, which means that much less substantive content is now available for free on the site than last year. The firm also offers employment training and educational products for businesses.