The server was not responding when we first tried to visit. Fortunately, we're patient. Not sure others would be. The home page is bold and simple. Inside, a simple two-frame presentation makes navigation consistent (one of the few advantages of frames). A good selection of substantive content includes newsletters and articles dating back to 1994. A search engine is conspicuously absent, however. On the "Florida Links" page (in the "Links" section) we found a whopping 48 broken links. The firm has a separate site (http://www.gttechlaw.com) for its high tech practice, which we think is a mistake, because we only found out about it by mistake. The gttechlaw.com site was linked from the Greenberg Traurig Consulting, Inc. (an affiliate of the firm) site (http://www.gtconsulting.com), which is linked from the Greenberg Traurig home page. But the gttechlaw.com site is not linked from the Greenberg Traurig home page. It is, however, linked to from the "Information Technology" page (assuming you can find that). There's also a separate Spanish site. Confused? So were we.