The scrolling text on the home page is a cliche and a distraction, but other than that home page makes a good first impression. The simple two-frames presentation makes site navigation easy, but presentation suffers a bit due to inconsistent (and too many) fonts. We had to hunt around for the link to the home page, which only appeared to exist on the text-based navigation bar at the bottom of each page, not on the navigation bar in the left frame. The "Recent Developments" section includes updates on international trade law, the firm's primary practice area, but presentation suffered because the information was presented all one one page. We recommend breaking up content like this into more digestible chunks. A good deal of articles were online, but they were not dated. A search engine would also help make the substantive content easier to find. Presentation of the attorney profiles was a bit awkward, but all of the information, and we'd recommend moving the narrative information to the top of each profile page. A notable feature on the site was an extranet-like password-protected "Client Access" area. This indicates that the firm is leveraging the power of the Internet to improve customer service, and this shows to us that this firm is ahead of its time.