If you omit the "www" from the URL, you get a different site, which means that DNS is misconfigured. Page layout of the attorney profiles was exceptionally poor. Multiple font styles were used, and little attention was paid to effective use of white space. Additionally, many of the text links were not underlined, so there was a lot of guesswork involved with figuring out where to go next. Needless to say, we think you shouldn't make your site's visitors guess about how to navigate your site. The "Articles/Newsletters" page listed 1998 articles before 1999 articles (an odd choice). Although the URL redirected us to http://barw.wld.com (i.e. West Group), this site was not identified as a West FirmSite. Is it or isn't it? We are constantly amazed at firms who go to the trouble of publishing a page of links (here under "Resource Links") and then fail to keep the links current. We found four broken links on the "Caselaw on the Internet " page alone.